Sentence examples for Legal election from inspiring English sources

It would be a legal election.

There was talk of a military coup or other moves aimed at restoring authority to the monarch.Instead, Mr Deuba's fully legal election decision gives him a six-month breathing space as head of an interim government, free of political interference, even though his party has tried to make things difficult by expelling him for three years.

Then whip up Democrats with a Clintonian pitch: this recall campaign is a conspiracy by millionaire right-wing kooks to overturn a legal election in a nefarious coup, which would be followed by spending slashes that would close schools, empty hospitals and starve the old folks.

"The chief executive is chosen through a legal election process and appointed by the central government.

"We have no hope that free and legal elections will be held on Feb. 20," he said at a news conference.

The night before the first legal elections, at a small dinner, Rafael Arias Salgado, the son of a leading Fascist who had sentenced Luis Lucio Lobato, a labor leader, to life imprisonment, apologized to Lobato and said, "Never again in Spain can such things happen".

The abuse of absentee ballot applications and the ballots themselves, which are typically written in English, has apparently become more widespread with the increasing number of Hispanic voters in the inner cities, according to Arlene C. Rubin, executive director of Project LEAP -- which stands for Legal Elections in All Precincts -- a Chicago-based organization that monitors elections.

Had his coup been successful, had he not come to power through (closely monitored and legal) elections, he would have been a dictator.

But with tens of thousands of absentee ballots mailed by voters by Tuesday, the legal deadline, election officials here said it will probably not be until at least Friday that they determine a winner in the contest between the former Democratic United States Representative Maria Cantwell and the Republican three-term incumbent, Slade Gorton.

He should immediately impanel a team of national security, legal and election experts to look at the Mueller findings and whatever the Senate Intelligence Committee has come up with to formulate concrete plans for stopping future foreign interference.

Amid the mixed signals and expectations of a legal fight, elections officials announced they would begin manually verifying write-in votes next week, sooner than they had initially planned.