Sentence examples for concerns of election from inspiring English sources

Following the breaches, Kemp refused assistance from the Department of Homeland Security and 20 computer scientists, while ignoring concerns of election integrity advocates and local citizens.

County officials, in turn, should take their cue from the court's observation that protecting the individual right to vote is "the paramount concern" of election law.

Would I not thus be in the boundless field of absolutism?" A second case of Lincoln's exercise of constitutional restraint concerned the principle of election.

I spoke to more than a half-dozen of them, all of whom found themselves in some way bemused, frustrated, or disappointed in the way that the U.S. press has covered Putin and Russia — especially concerning the question of election interference — over the last months.

The problem is that the American political system, especially that part of which that concerns the election of public office holders, is broken.

One attitude concerns the governing idea of election.

Initially, the head of the European Parliament's Delegation for Relations With Iraq reported it had serious concerns over a flood of election fraud allegations.

In hindsight, what's notable about Biden's statement is not how it presaged the populist concerns of this year's Presidential election but the fact that he referred to his neighbors — steelworkers, denizens of factory towns — as middle class, not as working class.

Given the concerns of people about the election, we are not going to see much changing in the business patterns," he adds.

It was determined that there was no basis to support the allegations of election fraud concerning these absentee ballots.

He's also been dogged lately by fairly well substantiated allegations of election fraud concerning falsified signatures used to get his name on the ballot (he filed suit to secure a spot on the ballot after coming up 86 signatures short).