Sentence examples for broken election from inspiring English sources

But in a series of interviews Abbott continued to deny he had broken election promises on health and education and insisted his government had the "fundamentals" right.

Last week, two campaign watchdog groups, Democracy 21 and the Campaign Legal Center, called on the Justice Department to appoint a special counsel to investigate whether Mr. Bush had broken election law by avoiding restrictions on candidates.

They say he has broken election pledges to help losers from the post-1989 transuchon, such as ill-paid public-sector workers.The government has also failed to reform public finances, essential if Poland is to follow Cyprus and Malta into the euro (see article).

Questioned over the apparently broken election promise shortly after the announcement of the dissolution honours list, a source close to Cameron disclosed that he was now willing to support changes that would limit the number of years that peers could sit in the house and vote on legislation.

Donald Trump has won the presidency and now we are left to sift through the pieces of a totally broken election model.

For starters, only 28,000 votes were cast in the primary, thanks probably at least in part to New York's broken election system.

The Liberal Democrats "lied" before the election and have been "disgraceful" since, breaking election promises.

Last week a court found him guilty of breaking election rules and fined him.

A century later, the district attorneys in Madison and Milwaukee have been looking into whether the caucuses broke election laws.

But Ghani's team warned that a postponement would break election laws, disrespect voters and risk national stability.

Although he had the five required nominations, one of his backers broke election rules by also supporting another candidate.