Sentence examples for election duty from inspiring English sources

Gen. Abdul Jilebawi, who oversees the police training center here, mostly empty on the day of General Barbero's visit because officers had not yet returned from election duty, spoke about recruitment problems.

The Indian Election Commission says that members of the armed forces, those on election duty and a handful of other migrants can vote by mail or through a proxy, but the service is not available to the vast majority of people who move for economic reasons like farm workers who move from Bihar to Punjab or taxi drivers from Uttar Pradesh who ply the roads of Mumbai.

Jefferson County, Ala., has so few employees left after its bankruptcy that workers who usually repair streets will have to perform election duty in next week's Republican primary.

Outside are none of the usual array of ministerial cars and TV cameras (they have been dispatched on election duties).

At one session last week, the instructors spent almost as much time pleading with the workers to be courteous as they did explaining the intricacies of election duties.

The Board has not alleged any facts or circumstances that suggest that Palm Beach County has been unable to comply with its election duties due to an act of God, or other extenuating circumstances that are beyond its control.

Plaintiffs requested that, unless the November 1962 election and elections thereafter were conducted on an at-large basis, the court enjoin defendants from performing various election duties until such time as the General Assembly should submit for a referendum vo e by eligible state voters an amendment to Art.

A home ministry statement insisted that every state must accept some responsibility for security, saying: "It is not possible to exempt any state from its promise to release state police personnel for election duties because these have been taken into account in arriving at the overall availability of security personnel".

The broadcasters we have gathered for Weekend's shoot – Boulton, Webb, Jon Snow, Faisal Islam Boultonn's Sky News colleague and, at 37, the youngest political editor on TV), Krishnan Guru-Murthy of Channel 4 and the retired-from-election-duty but iconic Peter Snow – are players in this moment of real-time national drama.

First there's the surly soldier who has been ordered to guard her; while he's busy with election day duties, he complains, "the crooks are having a party".

(In a phone conversation Wednesday, Smigel confirmed that he and Triumph will be doing Election Night duty on Hulu, although he declined to divulge details).