Sentence examples for year of elections from inspiring English sources

Then, in 2005, came a year of elections.

In this quadrennial year of elections and an Olympiad, there are constants in the air.

This is the year of elections," says Maria Sarungi Tsehai, founder of Change Tanzania, a social media citizen movement.

It is vital that we help see Iraq through during its year of elections, and avoid the temptation to "front-load" the withdrawal in 2009.

The last year of elections to the hall was 1976, after which the program was abandoned for want of funds and, probably, interest.

In a year of elections and rising budget pressures, social programs like food stamps are coming under increased scrutiny from Republican legislators, who argue that they create a kind of entitlement society.

Isn't it extraordinary, and sad, that after a full year of election campaign barrage, even Washington officialdom is now reduced to speculating about the new president's "core ideology," like Kremlinologists reading clues from the May Day parade?

Disaggregating the results between developed and developing economies also reveals the different role played by institutional and political variables in affecting reform activism (e.g. political orientation of the government in power, year of election).

Turning to the political variables reveals that when analysing the total number of reforms, neither the timing of elections (captured by the dummies for the year of election and the year after election) nor the political ideology of the government in power has a significant effect on the approval of reforms the latter is significant only in the NBREG model.

And frankly, don't bother with any of this until it's within a year of Election Day, at the very least.

CNN capped off their year of election overkill with their infinitely mockable "holograms," which will now stand in for the human talent they've been shedding.