Sentence examples for election decisions from inspiring English sources

"He has not consulted very many people when making these election decisions".

By 1976, nearly seventeen million voters — more than a fifth of all those voting for President that year — entrusted their election decisions to C.E.S. counting systems.

The Times's investigation shows that in a disputed election, decisions about which ballots to count can't be resolved by the wrangling of lawyers.

United Nations and Afghan election officials say that under the Afghan Constitution, the final say on election decisions rests with the Independent Election Commission, which manages elections, and the Electoral Complaints Commission, which investigates reports of violations of election law.

In a state that has been decidedly blue since 1992 in presidential elections, but where unaffiliated voters outnumber Democrats and Republicans, many said this was one of the toughest election decisions they've ever had to make.

On Thursday, in an effort to get round the supreme court ruling, Holder announced his department would be asking a federal court in San Antonio to require the state of Texas to obtain advance approval before putting future certain election decisions in place.

He is also effective in contrasting points made by the majority in their election decision with previous judgments.

The failed vote to choose a Greek president which led to the election decision helped push European markets lower in the immediate aftermath, but most recovered ground.

Unlike the television networks, which depend on their combined exit polls in calling elections, The Times prefers to look at real numbers in addition to exit polls, said Janet Elder, an associate managing editor who is part of The Times's election "decision desk".

The American ambassador to Egypt, Anne W. Patterson, had advised officials in Washington against making a lot of noise publicly until after the election decision, for fear of exacerbating the already tense political brinkmanship under way in Cairo, one senior administration official said.

There was talk of a military coup or other moves aimed at restoring authority to the monarch.Instead, Mr Deuba's fully legal election decision gives him a six-month breathing space as head of an interim government, free of political interference, even though his party has tried to make things difficult by expelling him for three years.