Sentence examples for election centres from inspiring English sources

The example being set in Iraq, by the Iraqi army, is none too inspiring.One of the more encouraging sights on Saturday was everyday voters leaving their election centres and stopping to shake hands with the army and police stationed there.

The day before the election, centres processing ballots became a flashpoint, particularly in Bangkok where a gun battle outside one of the centres wounded six people.

After the 2005 election, centre-left Labour was forced to seek NZF support to form a government.

The official collation of votes was carried out at an election centre in Abuja in the presence of party representatives, national and international election observers and media.

With much of the debate ahead of next May's general election centred on the cost of living, the Treasury welcomed the latest inflation news.

Trump/Sanders might actually end up being an interesting election centring on detailed arguments about trade and jobs, and Trump might come off really badly, as these are areas on which he has the firm grasp of a stroke victim eating an eclair.

As polls closed on Sunday night crowds rallied outside the election centre at the Palace of Culture in Sofia to protest against any new attempt by Gerb to form a new government.

The little research that does exist includes work by the University of Plymouth's elections centre.

According to analysis by the Local Government Chronicle elections centre at the University of Plymouth, there has been a 3% swing from the Tories to Labour at council byelections since 2006.

However, Colin Rallings, professor of politics at Plymouth and co-director of the elections centre, warns against thinking that voters will all act consistently at the polls.

Sunderland is something of an elections centre as its team also acts as a regional returning centre for the North East - they have covered the European elections, the regional assembly referendum and the AV referendum.