Sentence examples for old election from inspiring English sources

"It is not just any old election, it is to elect an assembly that will write the new constitution".

This is a funny old election.

The old election law, despite its unpopularity, could still govern an election.

If not, Thailand may never discard its old election mantra: one man, one vote, one hundred baht.

The churches, and the Church of England in particular, are having a lively old election campaign, to put it mildly.

Supporters of the new library tax had printed banners, fliers, bookmarks, buttons and bumper stickers, all with the old election date, May 20, prominently displayed.

Or maybe remembering the old elections with nostalgia serves the same purpose.

In the face of the problems besetting the country, it seems everyone is reliving the sense of "national unity" that marked the old elections.

At the elections offices, each voter's national identity is minutely scrutinized, and if a person has not been found on previous lists — an old elections list, or a list of pensioners, for example — it may make voting difficult.

The United States is changing and the principal question about this year's vote was whether it would be the last of the old elections or the first of the new elections.

Some of the highest passes in the district of Nusai now have as much as six feet of snow, said Taj Wali, a 22-year-old election official from there.