Sentence examples for an election conducted from inspiring English sources

The insurgent group won an election conducted by the National Labor Relations Board.

The poll shows Johnson securing 43% of votes in the first round of an election conducted under the supplementary vote system, with Livingstone on 41%.

Paper trail or no paper trail, until this problem is confronted, an election conducted on electronic voting machines, including the one this November, is not to be trusted.

A lawyer for the Major League Umpires Association said yesterday that today the defeated union would file an appeal of a decision that upheld the results of an election conducted by the National Labor Relations Board.

The question is whether Mr. Shah -- whose long campaign against Indian rule, and his many years in prison, once earned him comparisons to Nelson Mandela -- will run in an election conducted under the Indian Constitution.

The men in Boulaq saw the Army as their protector, while many of the Tahrir Twitterati activists boycotted the voting, saying they had no faith in an election conducted under military rule.

After a big Democratic field narrowed to just two, he defeated Senator Clinton of New York in a pitched presidential primary battle and then beat Senator John McCain of Arizona in a general election conducted against the backdrop of a national economic collapse.

The museum is calling for a formal election conducted under the supervision of the National Labor Relations Board.

But, given the political and military realities, U.S. officials have now concluded that any transition of power would depend on a credible election conducted by the United Nations.

First of all, a Presidential election conducted by counting citizens' votes and awarding the office to the candidate with the largest total would not look like a European system.

If Hanson were to have polled the same vote in Queensland as she did at a half-Senate election conducted under the old system, she would have been very likely to win anyway.