Sentence examples for election acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sobyanin's campaign manager, Lyudmila I. Shvetsova, said the mayor welcomed a fair election, acknowledging indirectly that previous elections had been marred by machinations and accusations of fraud.

Mrs. Clinton referred obliquely to the tense days after the Afghan presidential election, acknowledging that the United States and the Afghan governments will not always agree.

Last week Rob Gleason, the Pennsylvania Republican Party chairman, discussed the effects of his state's voter ID laws on last year's presidential election, acknowledging to the Pennsylvania Cable Network: "We probably had a better election.

Mr. Sobyanin's campaign manager, Lyudmila I. Shvetsova, said that the mayor, who himself last ran for office in 2001, was committed to holding a fair election, acknowledging the criticisms leveled against previous balloting.

Mr Osborne said that commitment applied to this parliament, without committing to funding pensioner benefits beyond the 2015 election, acknowledging that "we have got to look at how we can afford them".

German Chancellor Angela Merkel took partial responsibility for her party's worst performance in a Berlin state election, acknowledging Monday that her government's policies at the national level were a factor.

"Here we are playing on our own turf," days before the election, acknowledged Dan Pfeiffer, a spokesman for the Gore campaign.

"This is a dry run for the election," acknowledged David Prescott, who is seeking the nomination as Labour's prospective parliamentary candidate in Greenwich and Woolwich.

The Liberal Democrat leader, who is likely to play kingmaker once again after this Thursday's election, acknowledged the intense pressure from many of his party's MPs and activists to not go into government with the Conservatives again.

Zoe Baird, president of the Markle Foundation, which provided $500,000 to Icann and other organizations that supported and monitored the election, acknowledged that the effort was not without flaws, but was an important first step in opening up Icann to more diverse representation.

The Republican Party, in a report written after the 2012 presidential election, acknowledged that the party had a problem due to the changing face of the nation.