Sentence examples for upon the election from inspiring English sources
In the wake of these reverses, Bersani announced that he would resign as leader of the PD upon the election of a president.
Three years later, Mr. Salerno joined the Queens district attorney's office upon the election of Nicholas Ferraro, who chose him as his chief rackets investigator.
Hundreds of thousands of absentee voters have already cast their votes in similar reliance upon the election going forward on the timetable announced by the state.
These environmental defenders offices were funded through federal government grants (like most community legal centres) but upon the election of the Abbott government, George Brandis, the new attorney general, defunded them.
In "Talking Our Way to Peace" (Op-Ed, Dec. 2), former Secretary of State James A. Baker III discusses what Israel should do "upon the election of a Palestinian negotiating partner" and how America can exert pressure on Israel to facilitate peace.
The interests of all the States in their relations to each other in the federal union demand that the ultimate tribunal to decide upon the election of president should be a constituent body, in which the states in their federal relationships and the people in their sovereign capacity should be represented".
Upon winning the election, a nonincumbent president-elect appoints a transition team to effect a smooth transfer of power between the incoming and outgoing administrations.
Do you think these will have more of an impact upon the elections come November?
The independent republican candidate for Congress who applied for admission to a Virginia almhouse immediately upon losing the election.
The constitutional proposals upon which the election was based provided the European settlers in Northern Rhodesia with a disproportionate share of the votes.
By Joseph P. Pollard The New Yorker, January 10 , 1931P. 48 The independent republican candidate for Congress who applied for admission to a Virginia almhouse immediately upon losing the election.
