Sentence examples for dedicated election from inspiring English sources

In previous years, Google also offered a dedicated Election Center API, but that API has now been deprecated and Google is asking developers to use the new Civic Information API instead.

The company will also offer some educational services on a new dedicated election security site, including best practice for poll workers and election officials, anti-tampering training, and an election security news hub.

Mildred was a dedicated elections volunteer for the Villa Cabrini Community in Burbank.

To cover the European elections we have a dedicated Elections website and a Results website, both available in Irish.

But even dedicated, honest election officials can find themselves overwhelmed by limited capacity, outside pressures and political infighting.

Mr Talamoni, 55, the new assembly president, dedicated his election to "those who have never accepted French rule … and have never ceased to fight for the survival of the Corsican nation".

In 2016 she dedicated her election win to Oscar López Rivera, a controversial figure in Puerto Rican politics, and a former member of a radical Puerto Rican independence group that committed several terrorist attacks on the mainland during the 1970s.

Mr Borisov dedicated his election victory to his grandfather, killed by the old communist regime unusual in Bulgaria, a country that remembers the old days more fondly than other bits of the former Soviet block.In this section Wrongly labelled Foot in mouth Is it a blizzard?

In what is claimed to be a world first (for Google), Google Australia has launched a dedicated Australian Election site.

Please see our dedicated European elections section for the 2014 results, previous election results and information on the voting system.

The launch of a dedicated section for an election event within Apple's news product is clearly a response to major failures where tech platforms have intersected with political events — at least where business models rely on fencing content at vast scale and thus favor algorithmic curation (with all the resulting clickbaity, democracy-eroding pitfalls that flow from that).