by-election znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady by-election

• This source provided the session of parliaments, change in prime minister, by-election results, change of allegiance, election results and public opinion data.

• The book also includes a postscript on 1994-7 politics, 1997 election predictions and an appendix of 1993-7 by-election results.

• The party had recently fought an expensive by-election, was short of funds and seemed to underestimate the significance of the new constituency boundaries.

• The by-election turned into a political fiasco.

• I was elected at a by-election, but nobody told me where anything was.

• We did not think it worthwhile to establish an elaborate by-election procedure for a scheme that may last only two or three years.

• If a party took that view it is quite conceivable that, over a four-year term, it may well run out of names for a by-election.

• A by-election is quite impossible in this period.