Sentence examples for side of the election from inspiring English sources

But not this side of the election.

But not now, or not this side of the election.

Now nothing is likely to happen this side of the election.

This side of the election Osborne is offering help for orchestras, hospices and children's TV programmes.

Both ideas are anathema in Germany, at least this side of the election and probably for much longer.

That's why George Osborne can assume that there will be no rate rise this side of the election.

Some observers doubt a deal is possible this side of the elections: the IMF, they suspect, no longer trusts the current government enough and doubts its ability to deliver on any promises it does make.

Some observers doubt a deal is possible this side of the elections: the IMF, they suspect, no longer trusts the current government enough and doubts its ability to deliver on any promises it does make.And yet the Fund's response to the default announcement was intriguing.

The fact that Obama's top campaign gurus are now playing key roles on both sides of the election is sign of just how embedded the American influence on UK politics has become.

By assigning blame to both sides of the elections fracas, when most independent observers said Mr. Kibaki was more to blame, the administration was tilting in favor of Mr. Kibaki, Mr. Sachs said in an interview.

Next month, Labour will deliver its final budget this side of the general election.