Sentence examples for wait for election from inspiring English sources

They have to wait for Election Day for actual results, and only the final poll is verifiable.

And wait for Election Day, when some percentage of Americans will vote -- without benefit of remote control.

President Clinton said today that Americans should "just relax, take a deep breath" while they wait for election results, and he took his own advice.

While Europe's politicians wait for election day, members of Spain's huge jobless population are getting on with their lives where they can.

Sign up for the best of VICE, delivered to Your inbox daily.

Or do you go into your prevent defense and wait for Election Day to roll around?

"If he wants to become President, he needs to wait for elections," Mr Benjamin added.

Former parliamentary speaker Nino Burjanadze displayed a handful of rubber bullets, telling the crowd that Georgia could not wait for elections to change the government.

On Thursday, a coalition of 24 political groups and five presidential contenders endorsed a call by the young leaders of the protests for the military to cede more power to a civilian government now rather than wait for elections.

Bernard Kouchner, the French foreign minister, said any progress on the negotiating track would probably have to wait for elections in the United States because the Iranians "certainly want to talk to the Americans".

"If we wait for elections, what guarantees do we have?" Senior Brotherhood officials close to Mr. Morsi say moving too fast to reform the Interior Ministry might provoke an open revolt by the police at a time when public security is already fraying.