Sentence examples for true election from inspiring English sources

The arguments cited as to why John Kerry's campaign failed, though valid, pale beside the vital fact of 9/11, which you also mention, without which this president would not have been given the gift of his first true election victory.

Nobody believes that this is a true election, or that the votes make a difference.

"I am so happy; this is the first true election in the history of Egypt!" a wizened old man, with purple ink still wet on his finger, said giddily as he exited the voting room in Shoubra.

True, elections cost money; but Mr Obama proved that money soon flows to unknowns with momentum.

True, elections cost money; but Mr Obama proved that money soon flows to unknowns with momentum.The tea-partiers grasped all this.

They had seen their efforts topple one dictator, witnessed the first true elections in Egypt's history and tasted, however briefly, freedom and self-respect.

He said he would sell or privatize television and other city media outlets, and stop the practice of stuffing local councils with appointees, to allow "true elections for city borough representatives".

Under the Palin-Rove police state, there will be no further true elections.

This is quite unlike neighboring Alabama, which no longer holds such true elections.

In the video, King Street leader Catherine Engelbrecht says their effort is all about the truth, that they just want true, fair, honest elections.

True, an election is imminent, and the minister in question is scarcely a heavyweight.