Sentence examples for on its election from inspiring English sources

Laws rightly points out that the party was already sinking in the polls before it reneged on its election pledge not to raise tuition fees; going into coalition had been toxic in itself.

The party has said immigration will be one of five commitments on its election "pledge card", which will promise fair rules on benefits, including requiring new EU migrants to wait two years before claiming welfare.

In February, the Obama team placed the song on its election playlist, and in May, it closed Mr. Obama's official re-election kickoff event.

But what were they all, Peruvians or others, to do about the result: a president re-elected to power, however bogus the count, in a sovereign country and with a firm grip on its election authorities, media, judiciary and, it appears, soldiery and this in a continent with a historic dislike of foreign intervention?

But instead of respecting the will of the majority of Japanese voters, U.S. officials have tried to bully the newly elected reformist Japanese government into reneging on its election promise to remove the US military base from Okinawa.

And more on its election coverage can be found here.

CBS News released a report yesterday on its election-night failures, saying its flawed decision to announce that George W. Bush had carried Florida -- and won the election -- could have been avoided if those making the call had been aware of their own correspondent's reporting and the work of The Associated Press.

Denzil McDaniel, the former editor of The Impartial Reporter, who lives in the constituency and has been commentating on its elections for four decades, is deeply sceptical about the idea.

In an update on its "elections integrity work" yesterday, the company flagged several new changes to the Twitter Rules which it said are intended to provide "clearer guidance" on behaviors it's cracking down on.

For instance, the Washington Senior Observer Group--which included former member of Congress Jerry Weller and former ambassador to Honduras James Creagan--issued a press release congratulating Honduras on its elections well before any results had been released.

Labour's weakness on defence undoubtedly contributed to its election defeat in 1987.