Sentence examples for off the election from inspiring English sources

Is that a return of consumer confidence with shoppers shrugging off the election, they ask?

Among other things, Computer Science hopes to put off the election of its board until February 1999.

"If that's Tony Blair," says William Hague, the leader of the Conservative Party, "tell him it's too late to call off the election".

In the past week monitoring groups have called for an investigation, amid claims as many as 700,000 eligible voters were left off the election register.

Among other things, the agreement sets out a transition timetable that could put off the election of the next Egyptian president until 2013 or later.

In January he kicked off the election year by calling for 10m votes—4morere than he received in the referendum.That looks a tall order.

But several senior administration officials acknowledged that President Pervez Musharraf may decide to put off the elections if the already unstable political climate in Pakistan deteriorates further.

Or they could turn to violence, in which case Maliki and his allies could call off the elections, which many of them don't want anyway".

"We're a lot more optimistic here about this election coming off, and the election coming off successfully".

Everybody is trying to push this off to the election.

And any lingering possibilities of U.S. involvement in the TPP were killed off by the election.