Sentence examples for an indisputable election from inspiring English sources

Unlike his mother, Mr Aquino was elected in an indisputable election, and he took office in an orderly handover of power, all according to the constitution.Mrs Arroyo was no dictator, although many of her opponents said she would have liked to have been one.

"We will ensure that Zimbabwe delivers free, credible, fair and indisputable elections to ensure Zimbabwe engages the world as a qualified democratic state," Mnangagwa was quoted as saying by the Herald, a government-run newspaper.

Lawmakers feel immense pressure to do something about an indisputable need, particularly looking toward an election year.

If he wins re-election, it will be an indisputable mandate that government can and should do more.

The Islamist landslide in parliamentary elections — the Brotherhood's party or more conservative Islamists won 70 percent of the vote — is an indisputable democratic mandate for an explicitly Islamic government, he said recently in a rare television interview.

It is an indisputable fact.

If so, McGwire has an indisputable advantage.

Roubini begins with an indisputable paradox.

First of all, my degree gives me an indisputable legitimacy.

Operation Pathfinder was an indisputable success in winning convictions.

There is an indisputable macho component to the lifestyle.