Sentence examples for by which election from inspiring English sources

The end could come by March 8, the date by which election officials estimate the new parliament will first sit.

Of course, it is too late for any such recount to take place by Dec. 12, the date by which election disputes must be decided if a state is to take advantage of the safe harbor provisions of 3 U. S. C. Section 5. Whether there is time to conduct a recount prior to Dec. 18, when the electors are scheduled to meet, is a matter for the state courts to determine.

They caucus, and caucuses cannot be said to meet the fundamental standards by which elections are judged free and fair elsewhere in the country, or throughout the world.

Today, politicians speak of early voting as one way by which elections can be "rigged".

The United States prides itself in being the greatest democracy in the world despite the questionable rules by which elections have been taking place.

Those ballots will be delivered by brigades of donkeys, which election officials rent from local farmers.

There were also reports of mass voting by absentee ballots in Moscow, which election watchers described as suspicious as it could allow voting multiple times.

"The process by which that election, which secured him leadership took place was bizarre," he told the BBC.

The latter seems to be the only metric by which pre-election polls are evaluated in the mainstream media.

If Mr D'Alema does get his vote of confidence, his new-old team might wobble along until the spring of 2001, by which time an election must be held.

The Justice Department said it was negotiating with New York election officials over extending a period after the Nov. 2 election by which such ballots could arrive and still be counted.