Sentence examples for any runoff from inspiring English sources

But serious questions remained about the credibility of any runoff.

The D.E.C. will study the arsenic deposits and monitor any runoff, Mr. Burns said.

Mr. Berzansky suggested that any runoff be conducted with paper ballots.

Karzai is already trying to undermine more international scrutiny of this fraudulent election and avoid any runoff.

Mr. Sharpton, who is one of the city's most prominent black leaders, argued that Mr. Thompson's poor performance with black voters on Primary Day boded poorly for him in any runoff, when voter turnout might be even lower.

Opposition officials said they were buoyed by the statements of regional leaders over the weekend in support of their demands for monitoring by the opposition and for an atmosphere free of violence for any runoff in the presidential race.

Lawyers for the mayoral candidates said the changes for this primary and any runoffs, if they are needed, would limit ballot disputes and help avoid possible confusion.

The Islamic Ennahda Movement, the ruling coalition, also said any presidential runoff would be held on July 7.

United Nations officials say sampling, as opposed to examining every questionable ballot box, is critical to completing the recount quickly so any necessary runoff could occur before harsh winter weather makes it impossible.

The Town of Yorktown, about 25 miles north of the Bronx, lies in the New York City watershed, so any road runoff can add to the contamination of the reservoirs and streams that feed the city's water system.

But after long lines and chaotic polling scenes in 2012, as well as problems producing complete election results, the State Legislature this year authorized the return of the lever machines for the primary and any ensuing runoff, though it insisted that the city make the electronic machines work for the November general election.