Sentence examples for democratic counter from inspiring English sources

But a Democratic counter picked up the box and took a step away.

"I want a lawyer over here," a Democratic counter hissed after a Republican observer accused her of deliberately miscounting ballots.

But right before that, a Democratic counter put one on his finger, joking around, held it up and then threw it in his mouth".

Matthew C. Rhoades, 25, a research analyst for the Republican National Committee, said that on Friday he saw a Democratic counter in the room eating a chad, the piece of the punch-card ballot that is supposed to fall out when a voter punches in his choice.

"The thing about this democratic counter is that anyone can go in and sit down.

The Democratic counter to Clinton was far more difficult to make, giving the debate performances of Sanders and O'Malley the feel of a collection of pulled punches.

The Bush years have seen the rise of a Democratic counter-establishment set up largely in opposition to Mr Bush's assertive foreign policy.

The president's tax bill has run into a Democratic counter-proposal and resistance to his own claim that tax cuts in future years would cure an economic slowdown this year.

The "Democratic counter-programming actually works" scenario: each party always holds a few half-hearted press conferences near their rival's convention, in an effort to grab a bit of the TV coverage.

The Assembly was intended as a democratic counter-weight and check to the High Authority, to advise but also to have power to sack the Authority for incompetence, injustice, corruption or fraud.

Clark did not mention Romney by name in prepared remarks sent to the press, but he unveiled what will likely be the definitive Democratic counter-argument to Romney on Iran.