Sentence examples for notable election from inspiring English sources
The party's most notable election success was Peter Davies being elected mayor of Doncaster in 2009 - but that ended with him quitting the party in February last year over claims of an influx of members joining from the British National Party.
Despite all the talk about an African renaissance of democracy - and some notable election successes - by almost any measure repression remains widespread.
Here are some notable election-year Twitter spoofs that have popped up: [View the story "Hashtag Nation" on Storify].
He says that going forward, "we're going to hire thousands of people to review ads and review all activities around notable elections around the world".
Other notable by-election results include Simon Hughes' victory for the Liberal Party in 1983 and Winnie Ewing winning a shock victory for the Scottish National Party in Hamilton in 1967.
CARACAS, Venezuela — Peruvian voters cast ballots on Sunday in a presidential election notable for the surging candidacy of Ollanta Humala, a nationalist who is critical of the expanding influence of foreign companies in Peru's booming economy.
And with the increasing influence of money, especially notable in this election, the outcomes of our political process are becoming more like one dollar, one vote than one person, one vote.
Utah's fourth congressional district was notable before the election for the Republican nominee, Mia Love, an African American woman who gave a well-received keynote address in Tampa at the Republican national convention.
In midterm elections notable all over the country for an extraordinary level of voter alienation, Michael Huffington is the purest candidate of all--almost untouched by experience.
And yet we do have these notable things called elections, and as no less a Republican than John McCain has pointed out, they have consequences.
Under Mr Cameron, Britain pins a lot of hope on the rise of a range of moderate opposition parties: the talk is of supporting elections notable for their quality, not their rapidity.
