Sentence examples for the very election from inspiring English sources

She's fallen afoul of the very election laws that she, as secretary of state, was supposed to enforce.

Prime Minister Hun Sen opposes any inquiry not overseen by the very election commission the opposition accuses of vote-rigging, and he has threatened to redistribute to the C.P.P. any seats the C.N.R.P. leaves vacant.

"Some people say 'count every vote'; it'd be better if you just counted every legal vote," says Dino Rossi, a Republican who lost by a wispy 129-vote margin.Yet Washington is forging ahead with the very election method that helped to muddle that crazy race: postal balloting.

Talk of the improbable, consider the very election of Mr. Bloomberg, victorious in overwhelmingly Democratic New York City, with its reputation for liberalism and populism and love of public showmen like Fiorello H. La Guardia, John V. Lindsay, Edward I. Koch and Rudy Giuliani.

"People decide on their own if they want to vote or don't want to vote," he grumbled last Monday, on the eve of the primary election for city offices, including his own — the very election that had been abruptly postponed on account of the catastrophe.

Supporters of a Green New Deal are gaining power in the very election that's bleeding the bipartisan Climate Solutions Caucus.

And, as the very elections for the parliament suggest, European voters conceive of their politics in national terms.

In fact, the American Psychological Association came forward to outline some tips for those women ― and men ― coping with the very real Election Stress Disorder.

Still, when it comes to the very uneven election security measures in U.S. elections, more records are never a bad thing.

Ohio has voted for the winning candidate in very election bar one since 1944 (in 1960, it went for Nixon over Kennedy).

We clearly have to recover from the very difficult election.