Sentence examples for while elections from inspiring English sources

But even while elections, like games, seem to promise definitive outcomes, that is not always so — at least not immediately.

Perhaps it should be different, but while elections are fought on crude pledges to control immigration numbers, it won't be.

While elections often turn on ideas, this one might also be swayed by a paralyzing fear of the other guy.

While elections may make sense for the United States, they would not work in Pakistan, Justice Khan said.

The approaching centenary of 1914 is a sobering reminder that, while elections may come and elections may go, it is wars that change history's direction most decisively.

The national executives of the fraternity, Tau Epsilon Phi, have stepped down and allowed interim leaders to come in and run the fraternity while elections are organized.

Their votes are set aside while election workers determine whether those people are eligible to vote.

And while election officials said they were just trying to prevent fraud, the people whose votes were ignored were angry.

At other polling places, the scanners failed to operate properly when they were switched on, forcing voters to wait while election workers struggled to get the devices going.

The ballots were set aside until the issue could be resolved, while election officials called the State Department to confirm that the voters really did live abroad.

Mr. Wilson said that only Seminole County rejected the forms, while election officials in other counties solved the problem by adding the voter identification numbers themselves.