Sentence examples for election breach from inspiring English sources

During the tense interview, Putin appeared defensive and even suggested Jewish people were to blame for the United States' election breach.

He joined LBC in 2008 after he was fired from his long-running late-night phone-in on TalkSport for urging listeners to vote for Boris Johnson in the London mayoral election in breach of broadcasting regulations.

With more than 90percentt of the nation's votes tabulated by the members of the Election Technology Council, the sheer volume of available ballot transactions that have been successfully recorded since the 2004 general election easily breaches the one billion mark, yet these successes are somehow overlooked.

Although Theresa May has been rather quieter on revelations about EU referendum-related data misuse and election law breaches.

Yet another was actually arrested during the election for breaching a probation order and blamed the infraction on a stroke.

Then the voters' roll wasn't released until the day before the elections, which breached the Electoral Act.

This will be the third general election held in breach of the European convention.

As the crossbench peer David Pannick QC has said, the fact that the government was prepared to go into the election in clear breach of the European convention is a constitutional disgrace and undermines the legitimacy of the democratic process.

While presumably Michael's appearances, particularly in an election year, are breaching television guidelines, does such reasoning still stand up in this internet-drenched age?

September 8 , 1998Attorney-general Janet Reno announces a 90-day inquiry into whether Bill Clinton helped to plan a $44 million Democratic Party "issue ad" that breached election campaign spending laws.

It also saw repeated controversy, with parties trading accusations of breaching election commission rules and of inciting voters along religious lines.