Sentence examples for correct electoral from inspiring English sources

In the view of American officials, the law, which was intended in part to correct electoral distortions that had given Kurds and Shiites disproportionate power in some regions dominated by Sunni Arabs, could in theory help defuse the power of the Sunni insurgency.

In general, Bayesian audits do not control the risk of failing to correct an incorrect electoral outcome.

Abstract: A risk-limiting post-election audit is a procedure for confirming the outcome of an election that has a known, pre-specified minimum chance of correcting an incorrect electoral outcome.

Surely successful political strategy requires a correct map of the electoral territory.

"I'm a typesetter, and as part of my job … I read and corrected the entire Green Party electoral platform for purely professional reasons," he said.

But we also face the risk that the forces of opposition are correct: that these policies are electoral anathema, or unworkable, or both.

In 1986, in Davis v. Bandemer, the Court ruled that judges have the authority to intervene to correct excessive political manipulation of electoral districts.

For the referendum to lead to the fulfilment of those objectives, however, the preparatory work must be done with great care, especially the correct compilation of the full electoral roll, which has still not been achieved, and strict fulfilment of the criteria governing its compilation must be insisted on.

Correcting the BNP's fraudulent electoral roll, including 12.2m dubious names, according to the National Democratic Institute, will take several months.

Correct, but why no mention of electoral reform?

A typical map of the 2012 U.S. electoral results presents a correct but skewed view since geographic boundaries do not reflect population size.