Sentence examples for put the election from inspiring English sources

The newly elected president, in his first speech, urged his rivals to put the election behind them and to "march forward" with the nation.

Mr. McBride tried today to put the election chaos behind him.

In Damascus, the state-run press put the election in the starkest terms.

Many others may simply be glad to put the election behind them and be ready to move on.

"The ink is important, but we shouldn't put the election under question because of the ink," he said.

Iran's leaders are struggling to put the election, and the passionate dissatisfaction the results unleashed, behind them.

It was overshadowed by other decisions by Mr. Bremer, particularly his efforts to persuade Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, the most revered Shiite cleric in Iraq, to put the elections off until January.

You should not be able to put the elections on Ebay".

But the Obama administration was eager to put the elections behindto get center-left candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador off the political stage as soon as possible.

Mr. Barbour's decision came after the state Supreme Court ruled that putting the election near the bottom of the ballot was against the law, but stopped short of ordering him to move it.

The early vote commit card was a way of putting the election in the front of the voter's mind, as well as getting their buy-in.