Sentence examples for the ongoing election from inspiring English sources

This summer and fall have been dominated by the ongoing election drama and baseball.

But they are veddy British in other respects: Three prominent super-rich non-doms are among the biggest backers of the Labour and Conservative party candidates in the ongoing election.

Unfortunately, elected governments in India have largely failed to come to grips with the problem of indoor air pollution, and those campaigning in the ongoing election show scant understanding of this pervasive problem.

But for 35 million Canadians, this woman's stubborn insistence on her right to conceal her face has become a central issue in the ongoing election campaign, giving a late boost to a Conservative government that had previously seemed doomed to defeat.

In contrast, in India, a peaceful stable country I love and where I have chosen to make my home for most of the last 30 years, I feel a deep sense of unease about the ongoing election.

When the ongoing election campaign kicked off, the Conservatives vowed to bring in another 10,000 refugees from Syria and Iraq, specifically targeting persecuted religious minorities.

Singh and the left-leaning Congress face defeat in the ongoing elections by the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata party, led by the controversial and polarising Narendra Modi.

The Brotherhood, having stayed away from Tahrir again, tried to play both sides, expressing anger over the deaths while urging people to focus on the ongoing elections.

Trump has done nothing publicly to punish or deter Russia regarding election interference, and, according to CNN, "Multiple senior administration officials said there are few signs the President is devoting his time or attention to the ongoing election-related cyber threat from Russia".

"Weddings" is an extension of the "Bud Light Party," an ongoing election year effort meant to promote the Anheuser-Busch beer as an "inclusive, positive and fun brand," which kicked off at Super Bowl 50 in February with a politically-themed ad starring Rogen and Schumer.

At least 36 people have been killed and many others are still missing after ethnic violence in the Indian state of Assam, which has been linked to the country's ongoing election.