Sentence examples for pending election from inspiring English sources
"pending election" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe a situation where something is waiting or dependent on the outcome of an upcoming election. Example sentence: The passage of this bill is pending election results, as the new administration will have the final say on its implementation.
Everything went on hold pending Election Day.
However, it does not address many of the most serious allegations surrounding the count because of a pending election petition challenging the victory of Rahman.
The attacks of Sept. 11 deflected attention from everything that was not connected to national security, but by late 2001 Congress had resumed work on the pending election reform bills.
Hanging over today's jousting was a pending election law dispute, expected to be resolved on Thursday, in which Mr. Franks is seeking to force Mr. Schundler to repay the $885,000 cost of those scholarship fund ads.
It would be necessary to ensure protection and final disposition of the items "pending election of a sovereign Iraqi government," the report said.
I suspect that is owing to cash-rich institutions wanting to be more heavily invested after using the pending election as an excuse to do nothing.
In France and Greece, pending elections heightened the tensions of the day.
Instead, Abbas should have negotiated a truce pending elections in a year that would allow Palestinians to decide who should represent them.
The same month, Italy's seemingly insuperable Silvio Berlusconi bowed to the inevitable and made way for an unelected caretaker government headed by Mario Monti pending elections next year.
In the meantime the most likely outcome is that a caretaker government will seek to issue short-term bonds pending elections.
The Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, led by Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, governs Egypt with presidential authority, pending elections for a head of state.
