Sentence examples for a flawed election from inspiring English sources

President Hamid Karzai was re-elected in a flawed election in 2009, as was the current Parliament in 2010.

Perhaps the Obama administration caved because it considers a flawed election better than no election.

He inherited the presidency from his father, Heidar, after a flawed election in 2003.

Last February in Armenia, the incumbent president, Serzh Sargsyan, won a flawed election.

Later, however, they drew back: a "flawed" election was now the word.

Why Aung San Suu Kyi's decision to participate in a flawed election could be the biggest gamble of her career.

Western diplomats and United Nations officials have praised the commissions' work, despite a badly flawed election in which a fourth of the votes were disallowed as suspect and 24 candidates were disqualified because of electoral fraud.

Ever since a deeply flawed election in December kicked off a wave of ethnic and political violence, hundreds of thousands of people have been violently driven from their homes and many are now resettling in ethnically homogenous zones.

The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe concluded that Mr. Nazarbayev, who won with a Soviet-style 80percentt of the vote, "staged a flagrantly flawed election which sullied his own reputation and set back the country's flagging democratization".

More than 1,000 Kenyans have been killed and hundreds of thousands driven from their homes in an uncharacteristic burst of violence set off by a deeply flawed election in December.

But a closer look at what has unfolded in the past three weeks, since a deeply flawed election plunged Kenya into chaos, shows that some of the bloodletting that has left more than 650 people dead may have been premeditated and organized.