Sentence examples for election determined from inspiring English sources

In 1965 he stood in the federal election, determined to address the French-Canadian question from Ottawa.

After the election, determined by 537 votes, it became clear that thousands of people had been wrongly disenfranchised.

"I'd rather see the election determined by the popular vote," said Bill Brown, a farmer and part-time mail carrier from Pikeville, Tenn., who voted for Mr. Gore.

I'm thinking of the many action groups and coalitions that came together in the wake of the election determined to stop Trump, defend civil liberties and address the illegitimacy of the election, and of the candidate.

After the recent presidential election, determined by chads and other voting arcana, it's a relief to indulge in the clear-cut treachery that surrounded royal succession in old England.

Even before the April runoff election determined the membership of the new City Council, veteran aldermen were engaged in another, far less public, campaign: lobbying for premier office space at City Hall.

In these countries, political parties are proportionally represented in parliament, which means that the number of votes each party receives in an election determines how many representatives they are allowed send to parliament.

The election determines the party composition of the legislature.

The election determines the composition of the lower house of Japan's parliament (Diet), the 480-member House of Representatives, which determines who forms the government.

This election determines who will lead the country, not who the party nominates, and the pool of people voting is a lot deeper and wider.

A meeting immediately following the election determines which director will be in which office, meaning that Board members vote amongst themselves for the individual positions.