Sentence examples for charged election from inspiring English sources

The opposition charged election fraud, but the government denied it.

For one, this charged election passed with barely any violence at all.

In an ideologically charged election, decided voters are not easily budged from their natural predispositions.

But diplomatic initiatives will be very difficult in the midst of a charged election campaign, whatever Mr. Arafat's inclinations.

In this highly charged election season with both houses of Congress at stake, not a lot of politicians are lining up publicly behind Mr. Ryan.

The latter campaign was an emotionally charged election less than a year after Hurricane Katrina that pitted him against C. Ray Nagin, who was seeking a second term.

As a consultant to several black elected officials, Mr. Axelrod has been steeped in racially charged elections.

"We are outraged by the actions of the D.O.E., and it is clear that this was a political decision in a highly charged, election-year environment," William Santana Li, Carbon's then chief executive, said in a statement issued after the decision.

Underlying the case, although barely mentioned in the courtroom, is a politically charged election-year dispute over the Bush administration's efforts to avoid making public the names of energy industry officials whom it consulted when developing its energy policy in early 2001.

But Levin, who has studied criminal trends since 1986, said international conflicts and "highly charged elections" can correlate to precipitous increases in hate crimes, just as the days following the 2016 presidential election saw a record spike.

In the parliamentary election held in December 2005, the party won just 25 seats; ʿAllāwī protested the results, charging election fraud.