Sentence examples for called electoral from inspiring English sources
What we need are what might be called electoral thrillers, the kinds in which the passions of crowds matter most.
In the interview, Mr. Obasanjo, 66, said that all election-related complaints should be taken up by special courts, called electoral tribunals.
Each has imposed travel restrictions on Mr. Lukashenko and on 30 other officials in retaliation for what Western officials called electoral fraud and subsequent repressive measures against the opposition.
Giovanni Sartori has aptly called electoral systems "the most specific manipulative instrument of politics".3 Third, important variations exist among PR systems.
Yankee John replies: The Rules: Each state is worth a set number of points, called electoral votes, corresponding to the size of its population.
In addition to trying to call electoral races, they have spent years trying to suss out Connecticut's baseball allegiances.
Maddow spoke of her detachment from what she calls "electoral politics" during the time of her AIDS activism.
Today, the aura of that group of electors has changed, but that layer still exists, and together these electors are called the "ELECTORAL COLLEGE".
The party called the electoral rules unfair, partly because they excluded Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi as a candidate.
On November 14th his party called the electoral process a "hold-up" and rejected the initial results, threatening to renege on promises to accept any outcome peacefully.
Mr. Allawi's coalition appealed to the United Nations and the United States to do more to stop what it called an electoral travesty.
