Sentence examples for post-elections from inspiring English sources
On a strip of white medical tape affixed to the victims' foreheads was written their names, dates of death and the cause: "Post-elections violence".
If left unchecked, these may sow the ground for a sedition even more dangerous than the post-elections protests of 2009, he said.Some 600 student members of the Basij, a militia run by the powerful Revolutionary Guard, recently wrote a letter to the president.
Are the post-elections efforts having any effect?
"They will try to do things to make sure there aren't protests post-elections".
Meanwhile, schools and hospitals are not financed, and it will get worse post-elections.
"And things will turn out to be very different post-elections".
Observed post-election life years were compared between elected candidates and runners-up, adjusting for life expectancy at time of election.
Its first-past-the-post elections are designed to create big parliamentary parties encompassing wide ranges of views.
This must surely hasten the end of first-past-the-post elections in local government and perhaps also in elections to Westminster.By Britain's conservative standards, this is bold.
It could soon be Britain's third-largest party by members—a crucial measure of its ability to do the envelope-stuffing and door-knocking that helps decide first-past-the-post elections.
This cooling of coalition camaraderie was largely the result of the Conservatives' active opposition to a Liberal Democrats-initiated referendum on a change from first-past-the-post elections to the alternative vote, which was strongly rejected by British voters.
