Sentence examples for bolster election from inspiring English sources
Lawmakers have introduced several bills, some with bipartisan support, to bolster election security since the 2016 polls in which Republican Donald Trump was elected president.
In a conversation with TechCrunch, Centrify CEO Tom Kemp emphasized that states could bolster election security considerably by even undertaking the most basic safety measures.
-CBS News contracts with L2 Political (formerly Labels & Lists) to provide data to bolster election coverage.
DHS contacted the state officials after the agency was criticized for not doing enough to help states bolster election system cybersecurity defenses.
It set aside $380 million earlier this year for states to bolster election security, though several local election officials told Stateline that it wasn't enough to protect their systems.
They have been suspended by the Front, and if they win — as seems likely — their victories could bolster the election's legitimacy in the public's eyes.
The rest of the report focused on how to bolster U.S. election infrastructure and practice against foreign attacks.
Because the company is already registered in the federal procurement system, states have one less hurdle to overcome if they choose to work with Centrify while taking advantage of federal assistance seeking to bolster state election security.
The Afghan leader has played down fraud allegations but bowed to international pressure by ordering a run-off as a way to bolster the election's credibility at a time when Washington is weighing whether to send more troops to Afghanistan.
Shortly after, a presidential order in March 2001 abolished user fees, having been driven by both a 1999 World Bank report on the regressive impact of user fees on healthcare access and the desire to bolster re-election chances in the upcoming 2001 presidential elections [ 35, 36].
In a New York Times column in August, Maureen Dowd reported the pre-election release date, and pointed out that the film might bolster re-election prospects for President Obama by dramatizing one of his triumphs, the killing of Osama bin Laden.
