9 sentences with 'elections'

Example sentences and phrases with the word elections and other words derived from it.

Brief definition: elections

Elections are organized events where people vote to choose leaders or decide on important issues. They help select government officials like presidents, mayors, or representatives. Elections ensure that citizens have a voice in how their country or community is run.

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The republic will hold elections in December.

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It doesn't matter that the elections to which they refer occurred in 1976.

The guerrilla Savimbi was a champion of free enterprise, free elections and self-determination.

The Nazis lost millions of votes in the following Reichstag elections, and Hitler even briefly considered suicide.

Churchill and Roosevelt agreed on condition that Stalin promise to support free elections, something Stalin would never allow.

The guerrilla Savimbi would have easily won the elections, but the Soviets flew in Cuban troops to prevent Angola's independence.

Refusing to allow the national elections that had been planned for 1956 in Vietnam, the US instead supported an unpopular president, Ngo Dinh Diem, who claimed authority over the entire country.

A diverse group of liberals and socialists formed a provisional government, declared France a new republic and began to draw up plans for general elections for representatives of a new government.

Already in 1946, in Winston Churchill's words, the "iron curtain" had truly fallen across Eastern Europe. Everywhere, local communist parties at first ruled together with other parties, following free elections.

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