Sentence examples for years of election from inspiring English sources

He was joined by Greg Cook, the Labour party's head of strategy and a man with many years of election experience under his belt.

I went back over the past 40 years of election results to get an idea of how rare the snoozefest of 2013 is for the after-presidential-off-year election troika.

"Our system cannot give one county court the power to change 30 years of election law for the entire state of Ohio, 23 days into early voting and only four days before an election".

Below, a look at 100 years of Election Night winners.

With two years of Election P.T.S.D., now, thankfully, behind us, we must begin anew.

Mao Anlin, another blogger, goes one step further: Even Iran, such a religious country, has had so many years of elections.

Carlos Almada, a senior PRI official, said in an interview that his party had shown its democratic commitment in years of elections in which opposition parties had won control of 11 state governments, the Chamber of Deputies and hundreds of towns.

And why the so-called international community looked the other way while four years of elections did not occur.

In 14 years of elections, with more than 1 billion ballots cast, an investigation into voter fraud found just 31 cases of in-person fraud.

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).