Sentence examples for planned election from inspiring English sources

It was also said that he wanted to put off the planned election if he came to power.

The planned election this year will create a new two-chamber parliament in which women will hold nearly a third of seats.

A PLANNED ELECTION CHANGE Tear-gas rounds fired by the police crackled through the streets of Dakar, Senegal, as hundreds of people massed in front of the National Assembly played cat-and-mouse with security forces, protesting what they saw as a power grab, forcing the president to back down.

Venezuela's opposition announces plans to hold a referendum of its own, in a response to Maduro's planned election for the all-powerful Constituent Assembly.

"I think it's a very wise and bold step," Bush said of the planned election, when asked about complaints from opposition groups.

The planned election in 2020 "could be the first election in which people have the opportunity – they're not under any obligation – to vote online".

A sharp increase in violence forced a delay in planned elections last month in Africa's most populous country.

Stanley Weiss ("A first step toward democracy?" Views, Feb. 23) demonstrates the triumph of cynicism over principle in discussing Burma's planned elections.

Militant groups based in an area of Kashmir under Pakistani control have been attacking political candidates, party workers and police officers in an attempt to disrupt planned elections.

Speaking on national TV, he said it was "the second wave" of a Russian operation to destabilise Ukraine, overthrow the government and disrupt planned elections.

In an address on national TV, he said it was "the second wave" of a Russian operation to destabilise Ukraine, overthrow the government and disrupt planned elections.