Sentence examples for based on the election from inspiring English sources

"We don't do anything based on the election cycle," she said, adding that the applications would be evaluated "without compromising national security or the quality or integrity of the immigration system".

The changes will not be official until the provincial assembly deputies vote in May, but based on the election results, Labour will drop from 14 seats to just eight in the 75-seat senate.

Former hierarchical routing protocols are based on the election of a cell cluster-head (or landmark node).

Nigerian Ambassador to the U.S. Ade Adefuye told The WorldPost by email that Nigeria is proceeding with the election based on the election commission's assessment of the situation.

When the Social Club's representatives tried to raise grievances with him, Curtis set up his own grievance committee to handle management-employee disputes, based on the election of representatives from each precinct house by secret ballot, and it met just once.

The selection of the households by the random-route-procedure was based on the register of the political elections of 1994.

The National Voter Registration Act, passed in 1993, defines the word "election" based on the Federal Election Campaign Act.

"These are voter models that are based on the '14 election, based on the '10 election.

Information relating to the municipality was taken from the election report published by the municipality, also based on the national election in 2006.

If this is based on the leadership election results, he couldn't be more wrong.

Based on the 2010 election result the party should have managed at least second place in 20 of the 41 PCC ballots.