"election" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

election sustantivo

sustantivo + election

Kolokacji: 93

November election • runoff election • Assembly election • council election • Senate election • December election • January election • ...

election + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 120

Election Day • election campaign • election year • election result • election law • election official • election cycle • ...

election + verbo

Kolokacji: 80

election results • election comes • election takes • election sees • election goes • election occurs • election gives • election brings • ...

verbo + election

Kolokacji: 180

election scheduled • seek election • organize elections • influence elections • introduce to elections • elect in the election • ...

Kolokacji: 73

Grup znaczeniowych: 22

(1) schedule, plan

Kolokacji: 2

Kolokacji: 19

Kolokacji: 18

Kolokacji: 6

1. influence elections = wybory wpływu influence elections

2. election is decided = o wyborach przesądzają election is decided

3. force an election = zmuś wybory force an election

4. govern elections = rządź wyborami govern elections

The post-Watergate laws governing national elections also provide for public subsidies.
Section 10706(a) of the California Election Code, which governs special elections, says:
Other states, such as the United States, possess general non-judiciary labour relations boards which govern union certifications and elections.
The 152 members were mostly interested in the political aspects, the laws governing elections and the composition of the two chambers of Parliament.
Laws governing elections and politics restrict the publication and broadcasting of political material.
But the effort to ban together is particularly important because of the rules governing parliamentary elections.
A complement of legislation governs elections in the Russian Federation.
The rules governing elections, their conduct, timing, requirements, protocols, etc are laid out by state statute.
First they are seeking to amend the law governing special elections to allow someone who is not a member of Parliament to run for prime minister.
The outcome reflects the use of violence, fraud and mass arrest, in other words, gross violations of the basic rules that govern free and democratic elections.