Sentence examples for tentative election from inspiring English sources

Her attack raised the possibility — still unlikely at this point but always a risk with a fragile government — that the coalition might not hold together even until the tentative election date next September.

A tentative election for a successor was recently held, and the new WIPO DG will be Francis Gurry from Australia, a highly regarded expert who now heads the WIPO patent section.

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In a warning to the main political parties, which are making tentative plans for a second election as opinion polls suggest that Labour and the Tories are largely tied, Clarke said: "You can get out of a hung parliament by having a second election but, not surprisingly, the public tends to return a parliament which looks rather like the first one," he said.

When Reverend Mulunda announces the tentative results of the presidential election on Thursday, he must make public the data disaggregated by polling place to back up his totals.

Even tentative results of Sunday's presidential election likely won't be known for at least 10 days, despite the election, which involved 54 presidential candidates and tens of thousands of contenders for other races, going unusually smoothly.

The Labour leader offered to drop his party's tentative proposal at last year's general election to introduce compulsory contributions to fund long-term care.

The flyspeck island nation of Bahrain took a tentative step toward democracy with municipal elections that concluded last week.

With the final count nearly complete, it is now possible to draw some tentative conclusions regarding the 2009 Israeli elections.

Religious conservatives in Washington and state capitols, following gains in the 2010 elections, are exploiting a tentative hold on political power to try to divert public money to religious school vouchers.

Just several days ago, it appeared the long sit-in might end peacefully when the government offered to move up elections, a proposal that won tentative support from protest leaders.