Sentence examples for election could be read from inspiring English sources

The election could be read as a vote against BN rather than for Mr Anwar's disparate coalition.

Ms. Harris cited a provision of state election law that could be read as requiring that counties "manually recount all ballots," in case of dispute.

We don't want to go to federal prison". And later in the story when journalist James Novak Dan Bucatinskyy) phones his source, assistant U.S. Attorney David Rosen Joshua Malinaand asksasks him if he is giving up on the "story of the century," David responds that he is not "giving up on election rigging". Hmm, that last response could be read two ways.

In the indictment, special counsel Robert Mueller, who is investigating whether the Trump campaign conspired with the Russian government to influence the 2016 election, presented only paid digital advertisements that could be read as explicitly for or against a candidate.

That could be read as happiness, right?

This could be read in different ways.

If everyone could write, everyone could be read.

They could be reading Keats.

But the election could be delayed.

But a dubious election could be just as bad as no election at all.

Indeed, such an election could be a transforming event.