Sentence examples for though elections from inspiring English sources
Though elections for a new Parliament are set for April, the opposition is demanding a postponement.
"In Lebanon, things happen though elections, not pledges of allegiances," he said, in a jab at Saudi Arabia's monarchical system.
Even though elections are coming in November, the House must move promptly to determine whether the case requires impeachment proceedings.
It has no executive members now, though elections will install a new president and board in early April.
Gujarat: The state's "political stage has turned red-hot even though elections to the legislative assembly are six months away," the Khaleej Times reports.
Though elections on all levels were permitted, the Colorado Party never lost, and Stroessner was duly reelected every five years with a huge plurality.
Today, though, "Election fever takes hold" according to a headline in the Toronto Star, making a brave bid to enthuse its readers ahead of May's poll.
For some Moroccan voters, though, the elections could consolidate the king's recent democratic push.
We know, though, that elections take place under financial, technical and legal constraints.
In many countries, though, the elections served as a rebuke to the incumbent government administrations.
For many, though, the elections are shaping up as a shoo-in for someone close to Ayatollah Khamenei.
