Sentence examples for unfinished election from inspiring English sources

According to the Times interview with McChrystal this morning, the general has been sent a series of questions by the Obama principals on how his plan will take the unfinished election into account.

But back in the shell-shocked state of Florida, there remains this election's unfinished and untidy business.

Many people on Capitol Hill are talking about the prospects for a "lame-duck" session after the elections to clear unfinished business.

On Monday night, he did attend two fund-raisers in Washington (casting his re-election as an "unfinished project" at one) while on Thursday he will head to Michigan to make the case that his bailout program helped save the auto industry.

In November 2004, Mr. Healy, a former city councilman and municipal court judge, handily won a special election to fill the unfinished term of Mayor Glenn D. Cunningham, who had died after a heart attack.

BUSINESS DAY, PAGE C1 Congress Puts Off Budget Congress agreed to finance government agencies until late November and put off much of an unfinished legislative agenda to a post-election lame-duck session.

Gladys Pyle of South Dakota was elected, not appointed, for an unfinished term in 1938, 10 years before Senator Smith's election.

Yet the 2010 election leaves a great deal of unfinished business.

He believes that governments must go into elections looking as if they have unfinished business.

He will add that no one ever contemplated that the inquiry's work would still be unfinished after nearly six years and two general elections.

If harnessed, the populist energy of the 2016 election can perhaps fulfill some of the unfinished business of the '60s.