Sentence examples for conduct an election from inspiring English sources
They wanted to conduct an election campaign and they wanted to test Egypt".
We're trying to conduct an election campaign up here in Canada.
Icann still faces challenges as it tries to conduct an election for new board members and prepares to introduce new domains to the Internet.
"What are we talking about, when the chairman of a political party goes to a former senior K.G.B. officer to ask for money in order to conduct an election campaign?
"We've pushed a lot of countries around the world to have democracy and open elections, and when we can't conduct an election efficiently and accurately ourselves, it chides us, it's humbling," Senator Brownback said.
Further complicating the matter, the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association said last week that it would ask a federal labor board to conduct an election in its bid to unseat the Transport Workers Union, which represents American's 12,000 mechanics.
Add to the mix the technical challenges of conducting an election online, plus the global scope of the voting, and the fact that an organization that has been criticized for a lack of openness conducted a direct election at all is a feat in itself.
It noted that "while the election administration took measures to enhance the transparency of its work and the proper conduct of the election", the limits on fundamental freedoms led to a campaign "devoid of genuine competition", the ODIHR, which conducted an election monitoring mission in Uzbekistan, said in a statement.
A decade after the end of the cold war spurred a wave of democratization in Africa, forcing even the most tenacious of dictators to at least hold sham elections to appease international creditors, Congo is one of the few African countries to never have conducted an election.
"All of the various 'studies' of voting equipment are just that–studies in an academic environment with unfettered access and do not take into account election procedures which are a crucial part of conducting an election," the statement reads.
