Sentence examples for possibility of elections from inspiring English sources

A strident judiciary and the possibility of elections as early as this summer add complicating factors.

What Syriza says provokes fear and doubt everywhere … the markets are reacting because the possibility of elections occurring, and Syriza winning, is interpreted as assured catastrophe for the country".

"If the possibility of elections is real, we may then decide to continue the ceasefire," said its spokesman, Mohammed Ghazal, a Brooklyn-educated vegetarian, shortly before the Israelis put him in jail.

Kerry also warned his audience that the US did not want the situation to spiral yet further out of control and even suggested the possibility of elections, including Assad, as part of a political transition the US hopes would remove the president from power.

Her team has, in its own, less flagrant way, flirted with conspiracy theories, suggesting that legitimate concerns about Trump's ideological affinity for Russian President Vladimir Putin and about the intrusions of foreign hackers raise the possibility of election-invalidating plots.

Mr. Khamenei met on Friday with Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, a cleric, former president and backer of Mr. Moussavi's who had warned the supreme leader in an unusual open letter on Tuesday about the possibility of election fraud, according to a political analyst who spoke on condition of anonymity, citing the gravity of the situation.

When Bahari arrives in Tehran, he interviews a young supporter of the regime and when he raises the possibility of election fraud, the anger that suddenly clouds the face of this zealot is absolute.

He could instead turn his back on the whole endeavor, which would secure him against any political challenge from the right wing just as the possibilities of elections appear on the horizon.

As the Southern Republican Leadership Conference drew to a close here on Sunday, party activists had a bounce of confidence in their step as they contemplated the possibilities of Election Day in November, when they could, as a $4 bumper sticker here declared, "stop the ObamaNation".

The G-8 would also support the possibility of new elections under a transitional government.

The move significantly narrowed his government's political base and raised the possibility of early elections.