Sentence examples for of key elections from inspiring English sources

As the months have gone by, it has meant that I've posted comments the morning after a number of key elections – local elections and many byelections, more than I'd anticipated.

The Journal reported seeing bank transfer documents showing that hundreds of millions of dollars were diverted into the prime minister's own bank accounts in Malaysia ahead of key elections.

Polling has ended in the first phase of key elections in the central Indian state of Chhattisgarh with officials saying 67% of voters turned out.

AP, for its part, says 2009 will be remembered as a year of key elections.

These events will conclude a series of key elections across the world, among them the Tsipras-led Greek referendum, Brexit, and finally, the U.S. presidential elections, which led to Donald Trump's victory.

The inconclusive election result may not have been the sort of mess he was thinking of, but the uncharted territory in which all the political parties found themselves after polling may well force some re-thinking of key election pledges.

The party had been suffering in opinion polls, but a last-minute switch in leadership and late delivery of key election promises in the final parliamentary vote before the new election enabled Social Democrats to recoup some votes – mainly at the expense of the Conservatives.

The remarks, while intended as helpful, are unlikely to please either Miliband – who Prescott implies is incapable of winning without someone with the common touch alongside him – or his deputy, Harriet Harman, who was furious when secret plans to lock her out of key election meetings were published in the Observer last year.

Los Angeles City Hall gets back to work this week, facing an ambitious and, in some ways, divisive agenda ahead of several key elections.

The initiative is designed to secure 200,000 homes for new buyers by the end of the parliament, one of the key election pledges of the Tory election campaign.

But Swan will accuse Abbott and Hockey of fearmongering "designed to pursue a political objective of junking key election commitments as an entree to dismantling the Australian model, built on fairness".