Sentence examples for set of election from inspiring English sources

The court then established its own set of election procedures.

In the aftermath of a difficult set of election results there is the danger of recriminations and in-fighting.

Richard Stainton Whitstable, Kent Yet again I see another set of election letters published in a newspaper, this time from 90 technology entrepreneurs (30 April).

Now I admit that one sparkling set of election results does not a crate of vintage champagne make, but losing council seats hurts local parties.

The convincing win will provide solace to the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, after a poor set of election results overnight in Scotland, England and Wales.

The court must act much faster in the Texas case, where its decision on Friday to stay the use of a set of election maps, created by federal judges, has thrown election planning there into disarray.

The Tory lead last night, according to the BBC, was a massive 20 points over Labour, who have suffered their worst set of local election results since their 1968 wipeout.

But it is also true that these set of local elections are skewed towards Labour areas.

"Finally, there's an important set of elections tomorrow.

The country's second such set of elections, presidential and parliamentary, will be held next October.

Turnout was expected to be around 56%, higher than in the last set of elections, four years ago.