Sentence examples for prior to the election of from inspiring English sources

The civil service was not fully established until after central elections were held in 2001, which was a missed opportunity to begin the process of building an independent public service prior to the election of elected officials.

I wrote the Article prior to the election of November 8, 2016.

Bill Clinton, a Democrat, reappointed him, while George Bush never forgave him for raising interest rates prior to the election of 1992.

Prior to the election of 1940, attention was again focused on the economy, and Muñoz Marín helped form a new party, the Popular Democratic Party (Partido Popular Democrático; PPD), to promote it as an issue.

Perkins jumped into Brazil prior to the election of Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva as president at the end of 2002.

Prior to the election of Donald Trump, Sally had seen plenty of cause for optimism around the world.

And a big reason he was the big winner was the way he responded in the days immediately prior to the election to the insults of Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the authoritarian president of Turkey, in a war of words after the Dutch government blocked Turkey's effort to send ministers to the Netherlands to campaign for votes in Turkey's April 16 constitutional referendum.

A Pew center study conducted two weeks prior to the election, for example, showed that of the 36percentt of voters who identified as independent, 75percentt lean toward a party.

Prior to the elections of left-leaning governments, Latin American states witnessed the organization, mobilization, and political participation of indigenous peoples demanding the recognition of new cultural and political rights.

In August, U.S. District Judge Nelva Gonzalez Ramos ordered Texas to institute a series of remedies prior to the election to ensure no citizen who lacks ID is turned away at the polls ― including allowing voters to sign an affidavit attesting to their identity.

Under the bill, the voter registration period would end the Friday prior to the election, instead of on Election Day.