Sentence examples for election controversy from inspiring English sources

In his remarks today, Mr. Clinton mentioned the recent election controversy between Vice President Gore and President-elect Bush but he did not repeat the assertion he made last week that Republicans had achieved victory only by unfairly stopping the count.

This election controversy could have been avoided.

But now a truly profound interest is at stake in the election controversy.

Despite being mired in election controversy, Mwanawasa moved quickly to assert his authority and launched a campaign against corruption.

Zero Dark Thirty, saw its release date pushed back to 19 December after the film got caught up earlier this year in a US election controversy.

Perhaps the most important result of this election controversy (front page, Nov. 14) will be the reintroduction of a class -- once required in high school -- named civics.

That provision invites states to devise rules in advance of an election to govern the counting of votes and the settling of election controversies.

Election controversies and the threat of political violence have led to a national acceptance of a peaceful and orderly transition to democracy.

This court, in its prior opinion, and all of the parties agree that election controversies and contests must be finally and conclusively determined by Dec. 12, 2000.

Experts on constitutional and election law said the case raised significant issues, though they said it faced hurdles because federal courts are often reluctant to step into state election controversies.

In presidential elections, the contest period necessarily terminates on the date set by 3 U. S. C. Section 5 for concluding the state's "final determination" of election controversies.