Sentence examples for this election lies from inspiring English sources

The story of this election lies in the dealing within the opposition.

"The significance of this election lies in the fact that barring political rivals from entering elections has become an established part of political life," said Abbas Abdi, a political analyst in Tehran.

As Mr Axworthy noted, the final decision on endorsing the election lies with Peru's new Congress.

The committee, known as the election lies inquiry, was set up by the opposition to determine whether Mr. Schröder and his finance minister intentionally underestimated Germany's budget deficit by billions of dollars until after the election was won.

Control, in fact the direction of this mid-term election, lies in the motivation and the resolve of a more stable, more reasoned, and growing political group -- independents.

Hrair Balian, the head of the organization's elections section, said in an interview that the flaws of the election lay not so much in the reasonably orderly vote but in the weeks of campaigning and months of harassment that preceded it.

"Not only have they been spending millions to try and buy this election with lies and distortions, we can now see once and for all what he and his friends really think of West Virginia and our people," Mr. Manchin said.

A parliamentary committee of inquiry is to look into the government's alleged "election lies".

Amid the many uncertainties of next Tuesday's presidential election lies one sure thing: Many people will feel in their gut that they knew the result all along.

Mr Harper's best hope of winning a majority at the next federal election lies in picking up seats in Quebec.

The key to understanding the show's initial burst of success, not unlike understanding the result of the 2016 election, lies in the audience's perception of itself, rather than its actual demographics.