Sentence examples for proximate election from inspiring English sources

It has not said when an election might be.This sets the government apart: most military-backed regimes announce a proximate election date, then let it pass.

The proximate cause of concern was the election, held Wednesday, for the top student position, called school president.

You might say the more proximate wrongdoing was going on TV in an election year in which corporate greed was the Democrats' best issue and saying a company that had only not quite swindled millions of pensioners and individual investors was "great" — and then being so un-self-aware as to brag about it in your memoir.

The proximate cause of his departure was that House Republicans, under Mr. Gingrich's leadership, suffered unexpectedly big losses in the 1998 midterm elections.

Complacency among Americans was the proximate cause.

The most concrete, proximate, useful result?

And she was proximate to a mailroom.

That's the proximate strategic goal".

Surely, it is both proximate and important.

A more recent and proximate meteorite impact occurred in 1992.

Two proximate encounters typified the currents of thought.