Sentence examples similar to an election decision from inspiring English sources

The election decision will have an impact for years to come.

The Times's investigation shows that in a disputed election, decisions about which ballots to count can't be resolved by the wrangling of lawyers.

An election council spokesman, Richardson Dumel, said Sunday that there was no legal mechanism for contesting an election eligibility decision.

While the constitution does provide the mechanism for an election, the decision of when to make that resignation effective is a personal one.

The power is still in the public's hands, an election night decision doesn't change that.

He is also effective in contrasting points made by the majority in their election decision with previous judgments.

The appeal reaffirms an election-year decision by Mr. Obama's administration to block the drug's maker from selling it without a prescription or consideration of age, and puts the White House back into the politically charged issue of access to emergency contraception.

He had a tough re-election decision because of legally outrageous redistricting controlled by Democrats in Springfield: either run in a primary in the new 14th District against Randy Hultgren, a fellow Republican freshman, or avoid a primary but face either of two Democrats in a new 8th, redrawn to favor a Democrat.

By 1976, nearly seventeen million voters — more than a fifth of all those voting for President that year — entrusted their election decisions to C.E.S. counting systems.

"He has not consulted very many people when making these election decisions".

Citizens are affected every day — not just in the weeks before an election — by the decisions of their elected representatives, and have the right to know when those decisions are being driven by large campaign contributions.