召集选举

hold an election───当选；举行选举

call in question───对…表示怀疑；提出异议

lose an election───落选

win an election───赢得选举

decide an election───决定选举

fight an election───参加选举

early election───提前选举；早期选举

local election───地方选举

mayoral election───市长大选

With a supporter in Mr Charest and an admirer in Mr Dumont, Mr Harper may be encouraged to call an election himself.───由于在沙雷那边有个支持者，杜蒙那边有个崇拜者，鼓励哈珀为自己举行一次选举。

The government misjudged the mood of the country when it decided to call an election.───政府在决定举行一次大选时，错误地估计了本国人民的情绪。

The opposition leader challenged the prime minister to call an election.───反对党领袖要求首相宣布进行大选。

The red-shirts are trying to force Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva to step down and call an election.───红衫军试图逼迫总理AbhisitVejjajiva下台并要求重新选举。

Mr. Cowen said he will not call an election until Ireland's finances are in order.───考恩说，在爱尔兰财政状况稳定之前，不会举行选举。

The politician continued that he thought the government should call an election.───那位政治家接着说，他认为政府应该举行一次选举。

If parliament fails to form a new government in a month, Mr Yushchenko can call an election.───如果议会在一个月内未能组建新政府，尤先科将要求举行选举。

The truth is bland: Mr Major will call an election if the opinion polls suggest he can not lose.

The Prime Minister did not call an election on 7 November, because he knew that he would lose it then.

The government misjudged the mood of the country when it decided to call an election.

Prime Minister Paul Keating must call an election before May this year, with mid-March the most likely time.

It is the Prime Minister's prerogative to decide when to call an election.

Kaifu threatened to dissolve the Parliament and call an election.

The government may decide to call an election early.

He delayed his decision on whether to call an election.

It would be suicidal for the Prime Minister to call an election at a time when he's so unpopular.