Sentence examples for election deemed from inspiring English sources

And in 2010, Yanukovych finally achieved what had once seemed impossible: He was elected president of Ukraine in an election deemed free from serious fraud.

The moves to suspend the Constitution and to dissolve Parliament, chosen in an election deemed a sham even by Mr. Mubarak's standards, were expected.

The strategically located country, bordering both Russia and China, has never held an election deemed free and fair by international monitors.

President Karimov, who runs a police state governed by fear and has never held an election deemed free, is expected to glide to victory, though five other people have also announced their candidacy.

A few million voters turned against United Russia at the polls Sunday, and a few thousand, in a capital city of 13 million, have taken to the streets to protest an election deemed neither free nor fair.

In October 2013 the head of the commission criticised the Supreme Court after it annulled presidential election deemed free and fair by observers.

But Trump began levying personal attacks against the duo during the general election, deeming their coverage of him unfair.

The DMN, which supported John McCain in the 2008 presidential election, deems ridiculous many claims Flores has made, including allegations that Edwards belongs to a gang of political figures pushing America down a socialist path.

They stood – a touch reluctantly – for two elections deemed fair by many foreign observers.

But the French left is famous for losing presidential elections deemed impossible to lose.

Still, Jammeh was reelected in 2001 and 2006 in elections deemed generally free and fair, though with some flaws.