Sentence examples for the election rather from inspiring English sources

Mr Miliband should change course before the election, rather than later.

However, it is doubtful whether he can actually win the election, rather than just saving seats.

The election (rather than the presidential appointment) of regional governors is an important aspect of reform.

Shouldn't the city's badly stretched resources be deployed in support of the election rather than a sporting event?

"As you may recall, sir, I had suggested replacing Mr. Rumsfeld before the election, rather than after".

Labour supporters need to be more optimistic and focus on winning the election, rather than being negative about Jeremy Corbyn.

But both characterized the slowdown as a soft landing after record results bolstered by the Olympics and the elections rather than a harbinger of a more serious downturn.

Turning to the elections, AbZ suggested a compromise solution, whereby the Afghan government would ask ISAF when it would be ready to support the elections, rather than having any party dictate to President Karzai.

But both characterized the slowdown as a soft landing after a year of record results bolstered by special factors like the Summer Olympics and the elections rather than a harbinger of a more serious downturn.

But others predict the regime, wary of regional isolation, will opt for at least the pretense of legitimacy, rigging the elections rather than using military force to overturn a Tsvangirai runoff victory.

It's in chasing titles and status -- in worrying about the next election rather than the national interest and the interests of those who you're supposed to represent -- that politicians so often lose their ways in Washington.