Sentence examples for distribution of election from inspiring English sources
Journalists from Malawi's major daily newspaper, The Nation, shoot footage of voters protesting in the streets of Blantyre because of delayed distribution of election materials to their polling centers.
Four days before voters in the east London borough choose a successor to Lutfur Rahman, Britain's first directly elected Muslim mayor, Met officers are assessing claims of the harvesting of postal votes, the use of "ghost" voters and the improper distribution of election literature, officials have told the Guardian.
The Met Police said it was investigating 16 allegations of electoral malpractice in relation to this election, including harvesting votes and the improper distribution of election literature.
This difference is reflected in the distinct geographical distribution of the election results as well as Europe's seeming disdain for Mr Bush.Al MudrowOrem, UtahSIR – Q: What is the difference between 16th-century England and America today?A: In 16th-century England, the head of state chose the religion; in modern-day America it is the other way round.Dan HaggartyToronto.
There is a well-known result in election theory known as Arrow's Theorem, which states that, given the right distribution of voters, any election system will violate some very reasonable fairness conditions.
But, as our market economy produces unequal distribution of wealth, an election system that allows private wealth to be translated into political power erodes that fundamental principle of American government.
"We are talking about attempts to influence the political process through the distribution of grants, including elections at various levels and institutions in civil society," a Foreign Ministry representative stated at the time.
It's the details, stupid: being poised to respond to last-minute dirty tricks; ensuring that targeted mail was coded, sorted and delivered on time to the appropriate postal loading docks; seeing get-out-the-vote kits properly prepared with precinct lists for distribution in the wee hours of election day; and guaranteeing enough rain parkas for campaign volunteers in case of stormy weather.
What remains to be seen is how the distribution of preferences fall on election day.
Thirty-six States have statutes prohibiting the anonymous distribution of materials relating to elections.
These include a commitment to go after the militias, a reconciliation process for insurgents and Baathists, more equitable distribution of government resources, provincial elections that will bring Sunnis into government, and a large increase in employment-generating economic projects.
