Sentence examples for creating an election from inspiring English sources
They asked, for example, that Mr. Bloomberg reconsider creating an election system in New York City that would eliminate political parties from the process.
'We won the election, you stole it.' " Nadler replaces John Conyers Jr. (Mich ., who resigned in December, creating an election between Nadler and Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-Calif.).
It can be useful for news organizations, too — Fox News took advantage of the ability to include this content in custom apps, creating an election map highlighting related tweets and Instagram photos.
This effort would include a form of automatic registration as well as creating an election day that would be designated as a national holiday.
He created an "election integrity" commission that was a thinly veiled attempt to nationalize voter-suppression techniques.
That bill would create an election commission to study local voting procedures and approve grants to the states of less than $100 million to modernize voting equipment.
Rahul Gandhi has finally taken a power position, Congress Party leaders and political analysts said Friday, after his mother Sonia, the party's president, created an "election co-ordination committee" Thursday evening to prepare for upcoming national elections in 2014.
"Fill in the oval, write it on the line," the senator sang in a shaky contralto, striving to create an Election Day anthem out of a supporter's original tune, called "Cinderella".
With help from the Web site DoctorZebra, which has compiled an exhaustive list of the medical history of American presidents, we've created an Election Day quiz to test your knowledge of presidential fitness and health.
At present, they would create an election commission beholden to the CPP.It probably also means delaying the voting beyond the scheduled May 23rd, and cajoling exiled members of the National Assembly into coming back to debate the laws.
That partisanship has created an election cycle that is more heated and seems to be continually in process; this prevents any serious attempts at any long term solutions to America's problems.
