Sentence examples for election fix from inspiring English sources

— JACK HEALY IOWA DES MOINES — Most political junkies get their election fix from the comfort of their homes, where they watch pundits on cable television or scour the latest polls online.

The study identifies erosion of ownership rights in Zimbabwe, ongoing political intimidation, election fixing and investor confusion arising from the banning of the independent media in the early 2000s as key reasons for the country's poor performance.

Vladimir Putin brushed off complaints of election fixing during his annual televised live chat with the nation on Thursday, but behind the scenes his lieutenants are anxiously plotting how to quell rising discontent.

With a federal election fixed for late September, the SPD is keen to portray itself as the workers' champion at the expense of its coalition partners, Mrs Merkel's centre-right CDU and its Bavarian sister party, the CSU.But Fiat also has an influential supporter.

Election fixing is closely tied to USAID failures in Haiti.

Somehow - I'm not sure how - she thinks that her election "fixed" the historical racism that South Carolinians have exhibited towards black Americans.

As the aftermath of the U.S. election fixes our attention internationally, and will continue to do so as we wait to see what happens next, the issue of climate change is only accelerating in urgency.

As a result, I am now going cold turkey without my daily US elections fix.

(The bootlegging, the election-fixing, the Mob connections, Gloria Swanson).

Demonising Mr Ivanishvili as the pawn of a foreign power is typical of the election-fixing techniques recently described in The Economist.

(The Soviets, of course, operated in exactly the same way, through fronts and election-fixing. The Cold War was a looking-glass war).