Sentence examples for time for election from inspiring English sources

When American officials released the story unilaterally, in time for Election Day, the Yemenis were angry and dismayed.

Oct. 5: Just in time for Election Day gift giving, Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11" (Lions Gate).

Just in time for election year comes a revival of "Gore Vidal's The Best Man," from 1960, about a Presidential campaign.

The most recent such case came this month when a federal appeals panel reinstated Wisconsin's law in time for Election Day.

They have women when it's time for election, because of the parity law, [the stipulation that parties provide a minimum number of female candidates], but they don't have a long-term vision for them".

To arrive just in time for election season: Following an announcement yesterday from the Justice Department, the constitutionality of the 2010 Affordable Care Act, which requires virtually all Americans to have health insurance, will likely be decided in the U.S. Supreme Court next summer.

Mr Sharon successfully fobbed them off onto his son, who served time for election-finance fraud.

Must be time for elections, then.

He also said that when it came time for elections, the United Nations might oversee the process.

His lawyers immediately began urging the state prosecution service to fast-track his trial, in time for elections on January 22nd.

"When it is time for elections, they intentionally start doing certain things like street lights and the roads," he says.