Sentence examples similar to yes election from inspiring English sources

And yes, this election may accelerate economic reform, loosen political and civil repression and soften Iran's hostility toward the West.

Rubio says that all the money has been accounted for, and yes this election is about trust, and people should trust him, because Crist is a liberal who loves liberal things.

Deutchman: For presidential elections, yes, for smaller elections, case by case, not as much I'll admit.

Yes, election-year politics crackled in the air.

No less routine is the aftermath of incidents like Roseburg: 48 hours of outrage and clamour that "something must be done", before the slaughter is lost in a swirl of other news: in this case the massive flooding expected from Hurricane Joaquin and – oh, yes – the election of a new Speaker of the House of Representatives.

Yes, the election is 18 months away and, yes, a week can be a year in politics.

Yes, bigger than the American election; yes, bigger than the long-awaited rise of machine learning; yes, bigger than Elon Musk's one-two punch of space travel and electric cars — although it's related to that.

"No to coups, yes to elections," many shouted.

"Say 'yes, yes' to elections and 'no, no' to appointing the people in any way other than elections," he said.

"So yes to an election but no to a bloodbath.

"A lot of people said we can't win the general election; yes we can!" Ms. O'Donnell said.