Sentence examples for the election given from inspiring English sources

REGARD for Congress isn't likely to rise over the 12 months until the election, given that Republicans and Democrats have largely slipped into campaign mode.

Another question is what role Hispanics will play in the election, given that their numbers have grown over the past decade.

And much as Democrats argued in past election seasons, some aides expressed skepticism about how effective the issue could be in the election, given the public's poll-tested lack of interest in the court.

Assuming that the parties to the electoral pact (presumably Labour and Liberal Democrat) would win a majority at the election (given the vagaries of the electoral system), it would then be up to a sovereign parliament to decide whether to trigger article 50.

Perhaps it's not surprising the app didn't grow after the election, given its purpose.

Mahon (2009) rightly points out how easy it was for the Conservatives to "kill the policy" on the first day after the election given it had never been legislated (and therefore was not legally binding).

Yet the election gave ground for hope.

In the event, the election gave no answer.

Tensions have flared since the election gave the opposition control of the chamber.

The election gave Mr Duhalde, who was backing Mr Kirchner, cause for satisfaction.

Moving up the election gives them too little time to organize a campaign, they said.