Sentence examples for an election marked from inspiring English sources

He was returned to office in 2003 in an election marked by allegations of fraud.

On December 19 Park defeated Moon with a small majority of the popular vote in an election marked by high voter turnout.

He won 42percentt of the vote when he ran against him in 2002, in an election marked by fraud and government-sponsored violence.

Returning to Colombia, he became president in 1950 after an election marked by the imposition of martial law and press censorship and by the failure of the Liberals to participate.

The PNC won power in an election marked by numerous reports of irregularities, many of which were related to the Guyana Defence Force (GDF), a military unit established in 1965 with strong ties to the PNC.

In an election marked by a desire to give mainstream parties a bloody nose and marred by low turnout, we should rightly fear the likelihood that it will win seats in the European parliament.

On past form, Mr Manning will choose a peacemaker.The election marked a perhaps final defeat for Basdeo Panday, the country's first Indo-Trinidadian prime minister.

The party originated four years ago as a reaction to Germany's involvement in European bailouts, but Petry's victory in a leadership election marked a shift in policy.

13 Troubled Election in Lebanon Lebanese begin voting today in a parliamentary election marked by a deepening economic crisis, widespread public cynicism and startlingly open denunciations of vote rigging and Syrian domination.

Mr. Saito was swept into office Oct. 27 in a special election marked by both apathy about politics and a small turn of the generational wheel.

In a special election marked by low voter turnout, the outcome buoyed the Democratic Party in Brooklyn and Mr. Lopez's leadership.