Sentence examples for domain election from inspiring English sources

In addition, the choices that must be made to implement parareal (division of the temporal domain, election of the coarse solver and so on) are currently made using trial-and-error approaches.

Jared and Ivanka also secretly established their own private email domain after the election, and then used it to conduct some Trump Administration business ― a brazen abuse given the Trump campaign's endless assault on Hillary Clinton's similar practice.

Jared and Ivanka also secretly established their own private email domain after the election, and then used it to conduct some Trump Administration business ― a brazen abuse given the Trump campaign's endless assault on Hillary Clinton's similar practice.

"But it didn't take long for us to realize what we had!" The team defined fake news from a list of websites identified by BuzzFeed News media editor Craig Silverman in a series of investigative reports on highly-shared domains throughout the election.

Internal recriminations about the lack of a field operation spilled over into the public domain immediately following the election on 2 July.

Internal recriminations about the lack of an effective field operation spilled into the public domain immediately after the election on 2 July.

Columbus Nova was also involved in registering domain names during the presidential election for websites appealing to white nationalists, The Washington Post reported this week.

Negotiated joining helps make sense of the pre-partnership trajectory, in which an aspirant must develop a "platform" for election to partnership: domain expertise comprising a unique configuration of role components and individual client relationships that takes advantage of the aspirant's skills and inclinations and is relevant to the firm's needs.

As these trends continue more and more states will enter the domain of Latino influence in elections for governor, U.S. Senate and president.

If we don't take our elections back into the public domain and conduct them with verifiable integrity, why bother holding elections at all? Lois Dubin Northampton, Mass., Nov. 12, 2004.

A1 Republicans expanded their majorities in the House and Senate for the term beginning in January, but the post-election session will be the domain of the current Congress, with its much smaller divide in the Senate.