Sentence examples for start elections from inspiring English sources
Be nice to everyone you meet before you start elections and presenting speeches.
English-language networks generally do not start election news updates until 8 p.m.
The trouble started election night in Magnolia Springs, a town near the Gulf of Mexico, where unofficial poll numbers were released to the news media that erroneously put the incumbent ahead.
If that ratio is below a threshold Th, the head node broadcasts Re-Election to start re-election of the corresponding grid cell.
"Political parties should start having elections within the party.
If Democrats do that, they will start winning elections again, all over the country.
Put simply, if the Republicans decide they want to start winning elections, then watch out.
In the case of Th of 10%, the head node could start re-election when the residual energy became 10% of the energy at the election time.
Fox planned to start its election coverage after Mr. Huckabee's show ended at 9 p.m. Eastern time.
Such internal assessments are healthy, but they do not give Congress a license to start regulating election coverage.
