Sentence examples for authentic election from inspiring English sources

The current government, with no experience in holding an authentic election, has invited more than 150 observers to watch Sunday's vote, although the invitations went out only recently, not allowing for anything close to adequate preparation.

Lebanon was not impressed.See article: Israel's Lebanese diversionEzer Weizman, Israel's rumbustious, many-sided 73-year-old president, was re-elected to a second five-year term, defeating Shaul Amor, an obscure Likud candidate.Prince Talal, a half-brother of Saudi Arabia's King Fahd, called for "real and authentic elections" in Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries.

Be Authentic If elections are about presenting voters with contrasts, this may be Mr. Santorum's ace in the hole.

All were considered "safe" from the regime's point of view — no authentic liberals — but as the election approached, it became clear that Rouhani was a bit more liberal than the others.

Stein and her campaign made clear they were acting because they wanted to ensure the election results were authentic, rather than because they thought she had actually won any of the contests.

The current system of stability, with its elimination of authentic politics — its cultivation of phony elections and a judicial system that largely takes its orders from the executive — –is an elaborately flexible, supremely cynical system of vertical power.

Any hostile foreign power will now have an incentive to selectively leak stolen information, whether authentic or manipulated, to influence our elections in pursuit of their own interests.

Tories are saying they are confident Cameron will triumph in the election because he is more authentic than Gordon Brown.

Mr. Pawlenty, 49, is presenting himself as an authentic Main Street conservative, who twice won statewide election as a Republican in a progressive state.

Yesterday, with an election only six weeks away, was the first authentic Alistair Darling budget and it showed.

Conversely, had Romney run as an authentic center-right former Republican governor of Massachusetts from the start, this election might long ago have been over in his favor.