Sentence examples for closed precincts from inspiring English sources

The fact is, Amos had never left "Europe," any more than Dr. Kohn or, say, Abba Eban did — had never seen Israel from within the closed theories of Labor Zionist theory, or the closed precincts of any Zionist parties.

The city also instated a virtual precinct system earlier this year, closing precincts at night to put more cops on the street.

Coin tosses decided the fate of at least half a dozen other delegates in close precincts on Monday, a factor that would probably not have changed the overall result but shows just how razor thin the difference ended up being between the candidates.

Within the close precincts of the Bijaymandal, a domed building is seen which has a unique architectural façade of two openings on each of its three sides, interpreted as an annex to another building (based on underground passages seen in the adjoining structure).

The decision to close the precincts was first recommended by elections consultant Mike Malone.

Opponents of the move, however, pointed out that closing the precincts would likely leave residents unable to vote and, thus, disenfranchised.

I quickly called [the closest precinct] and said, "Hey, my backpack was stolen earlier today.

Some precincts closed well before 9 p.m.

But the city's support extends beyond cash: roads are shut down, entire precincts closed, and rules seem to bend to support the "unexplained confused weirdness" that pervades.

Mr. Shaw explained that races are not called in a state until "75percentt of the precincts had closed".

To academy officials, this was the equivalent of someone releasing exit-poll results before the voting precincts had closed.