Sentence examples for reflected in the election from inspiring English sources

If that is reflected in the election result, Fianna Fail could lose up to half its seats.

"The pain and road rage we see reflected in the election has been building a long time," he added.

The one-sided nature of the membership of the new union was reflected in the election of officers today.

In Baltimore, this was reflected in the election of Kurt Schmoke, a Yale University and Harvard Law School graduate, as the city's second black mayor, in 1987.

The importance of the refugee constituency which insists that any final peace settlement must satisfy their rights to return was reflected in the election of Sultan Abul Enein, the Fatah representative in Lebanon, to the committee.

The backlash was rampant xenophobia, bluntly reflected in the election campaign slogan of the victorious nonentity Warren G. Harding: "Return to normalcy". Warming up by torpedoing the Treaty of Versailles, he died after managing to cement his record as the worst president of the 20th century in only two and a half years.

The DP's declining popularity was reflected in the elections of October 1957.

But despite the market turmoil and the anti-austerity mood reflected in the elections in Greece and France, finance ministers meeting in Brussels insisted there could be no softening of the tough conditions that Athens agreed to last year in return for a $130bn rescue package financed by the EU and the IMF.

But Hamas has evolved and developed a sizeable base of support, as reflected in the elections.

This was reflected in the 2000 election, where neither candidate really engaged the electorate.

The fierce ideological debates and growing fragmentation of Israeli society highlighted in November 1995 by the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, were reflected in the strong election showing by small ideological and ethnic parties in the new 120-member Knesset (parliament).