Sentence examples for burden of election from inspiring English sources

The two Republican commissioners said they supported greater transparency, but one, Mr. McDowell, said that he would hesitate at placing the burden of election financing disclosure on broadcasters when it is also overseen by the Federal Election Commission and others.

Increasing the disclosure threshold for individual contributions from $200 to $1,000 also would reduce the burden of election regulations and promote more participation in politics.

State Republicans have said the elimination of early voting would lessen the burden of election workers in the lead-up to the election.

The commission's basic conclusion is that the burden of Florida's election breakdown fell disproportionately on African-American voters.

The third area of the battlefield to be clarified is Clegg's resistance to the way in which Osborne has sought to frame the debate on how the burden of the post-election deficit consolidation should fall.

In addition to testing the burden of a business résumé, the election will be another look into the city's complicated racial politics.

And she has more than the usual simple burden of trying to win an election.

Observed post-election life years were compared between elected candidates and runners-up, adjusting for life expectancy at time of election.

Finally, we discuss the effects of election polling data on election outcomes.

The model measured the time from last election until death (or end of the study period) for all candidates, adjusting for life expectancy at the time of election.

In ways his Pakistani college friends couldn't have foreseen, their country now carries the burden of verifying Obama's extra-American manhood, especially at election time.