Sentence examples for that if election from inspiring English sources

There has been some speculation that if election commissioners were pressured to resign, creating political deadlock, Article 7 of the constitution might then be invoked to form a royally-appointed government.

The betting is that, if another election were called, the drift in the peace process since the general election would benefit the DUP and SF and worsen the UUP and SDLP positions.How bad for peace is the moderates' loss of ground?

The fear is that if elections come too soon, before secular groups can organize, the Brotherhood will do well.

Polls say that if elections were held today, Kadima would only hold on to 11 to 13 seats.

Le Duc Tho helpfully suggests that if elections won't work to replace Thieu, then maybe assassination will.

But polls show that if elections were held now, Hamas would give Fatah a very close race.

At the same time, polls show that if elections were held now, Mr. Netanyahu, a former prime minister, might win.

Mr. Abbas also told Haaretz that if elections were to take place before talks resumed, he would not run.

Mr Mugabe has now said that, if elections were to take place next year, he would be ready to run again, despite earlier suggestions that he would retire.

The chief one is that if elections were held in most Arab countries today the resulting societies would be more illiberal, not less.

Opinion polls show that if elections were held right away, Mrs. Merkel's center-right coalition would be soundly defeated by a coalition of Social Democrats and Greens.