Sentence examples for detailed election from inspiring English sources

In this case, the State of Florida has enacted detailed election dispute procedures.

Moretti creates a witty and persuasively detailed "election" sequence as the Cardinals cast their votes.

Immediate and detailed election data is one example, supplied by paid-for feed and certainly not available for immediate download.

For example, a behavioralist might use detailed election data to argue that voters in rural areas tend to vote for candidates who are more conservative, while voters in cities generally favour candidates who are more liberal.

In her first address to MSPs since the Christmas break, the First Minister made a direct pitch to voters, focusing on her party's record in government before promising to deliver an "ambitious, upbeat, visionary and detailed" election manifesto which would win the SNP a historic third term at Holyrood.

(For detailed election results, see Political Parties, above).

In addition, we like the detailed mock election curriculum guide (PDF) produced by Michigan Government Television.

Mention that West Texas is conservative, and Rove will come right back and say no, there are actually four subregions in West Texas, each with its own distinct history and ideology, and then he'll give detailed, decades-old election results in each one from memory.

A news documentary series he helped create, "World in Action," which was broadcast from 1963 to 1998, featured award-winning investigative journalism, audacious and often adversarial interviews with public figures, and a level of detailed long-form election coverage and analysis considered unprecedented on British television.

In 2008, she served as the Deputy Policy Director in charge of Domestic and Economic Policy with the John Edwards for President Campaign, where she crafted a domestic policy platform that was widely praised for being the most ambitious and detailed in that election cycle.

Freelance journalist Sandra Fish filled a media gap with detailed reports on election-ad spending, mostly written for Colorado Public Radio (e.g., here and here).