Sentences with phrase «immediately after election day»
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«If the result of the May 7th general election is not clear cut, the days immediately after it should not be characterised by a private fix by the party leaders, where newly elected members of parliament and their parties are bypassed,» Allen says.
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It comes after days of pressure on Mr Martin to announce his decision on plans to curtail his time as Speaker - either resigning immediately or at the upcoming general election.
The decision will be felt most immediately in the coming midterm elections, given that it comes just two days after Democrats lost a filibuster - proof majority in the Senate and as popular discontent over government bailouts and corporate bonuses continues to boil.
If it happened, this would see the new MP win their seat the day after parliament is dissolved, and immediately plunged back into another election campaign.
The elected Officers and Directors shall take office immediately upon the conclusion of the elections, and each retiring Officer shall turn over to his successor in office all properties and records relating to that office within 30 days after the election.
They shall take office immediately upon the conclusion of the election and each retiring officer shall turn over to his successor in office all properties and records relating to that office within thirty (30) days after the election.
The elected officers and directors shall take office immediately upon the conclusion of the election and each retiring officer shall turn over to his successor in office all properties and records relating to that office within 30 days after the election.
The elected officers and directors shall take office immediately upon the conclusion of the annual meeting and each retiring officer shall turn over to his successor in office all properties and records relating to that office within thirty days after the election.
Zuckerberg said in the days immediately after the vote that it was «pretty crazy» to believe that «fake news on Facebook... influenced the election in any way.»