Sentence examples for about how elections from inspiring English sources

About how elections are run?

We're learning a lot about how elections are conducted.

Since the 2000 presidential election, the public has rightfully been skeptical about how elections are run.

There has been solemn talk, since the coup in Egypt, about how elections alone do not make a democracy; since pluralism wasn't in the Muslim Brotherhood's character, overturning an election they'd won was somehow not so bad.

He made a calculated bet that the West will accept the release of Lutsenko, a less threatening political figure than Tymoshenko, as enough … along with some legislative reforms changes soon to be adopted" to address concerns about how elections are handled as well as worries about the independence of courts and prosecutors.

"The problem is that people are very passionate," Sims said, and they "sometimes have their own ideas about how elections should work".

For many, these topics trigger traumatic memories, and many now worry about how election results will affect their friends and family.

But they also provided misleading signals about how the elections would turn out.

But there were concerns, which she had heard about from others, about how hard elections were to win and how unrelenting the spotlight could be.

Scottish voters don't believe the lies of the Labour party about how Westminster elections work any more," Robertson said.

And he not only moves to a surprising ending but makes a real point about how judicial elections undermine the integrity of any justice system.