Sentence examples for silent election from inspiring English sources

"This will be remembered as the silent election," says Aliki Mouriki, a sociologist at the National Research Centre.

Would he make Second Amendment jokes about your friends and family?'" That is not to say that all chief executives have remained silent this election season.

So the Congolese most in need of expressing their choice will be silent this election.

Others, including the European Union and the United States, have so far been largely silent about the election.

Newspapers, magazines and television are largely keeping silent about the election carried out on June 27 by their less affluent neighbors.

Analysts also believe that the government has been holding back because the most senior ayatollahs, who so far have been largely silent about the election, could no longer sit on the sidelines.

(Barack Obama, whose Twitter feed has been silent since his election, has the most adherents of all with 144,000 followers).

Instead, Romney grew silent as the election approached.

He argued instead on the basis that the Irish Free State Act 1921 which was silent on the election of representative peers abolished the posts of Lord Chancellor of Ireland and Clerk of the Crown in Ireland.

Meanwhile, Rees-Mogg's intended googly – why is the Bank talking now when it is silent during general elections?

On Monday, China's government appeared to be silent on the elections, focusing attention on the Group of 20 summit meeting in the eastern city of Hangzhou.