Sentence examples for election hailed from inspiring English sources
A record 41percentt of Republican voters in the 2012 election hailed from the South.
I asked Mahmoudi, a big and garrulous man who sat in the front row at Khamenei's ferocious June 19 sermon, about the election hailed as "a miracle" by the leader.
Though his election in March was precipitated by an arrangement whereby Mr. Yeltsin resigned the presidency and Mr. Putin became acting president, and no real alternative candidate was available to the Russian people, the White House praised the election, hailing it as the country's first democratic transfer of power in Russia's nearly 1,000-year 1,000-year
The press and commentariat had a general field day over the election, hailing it both as a joke and as something that should be taken exceptionally seriously (the same confusing mix we saw with the election of Jeremy Corbyn).
We have held two democratic elections, hailed by observers as essentially free and fair.
Nearly four years after Joseph Kabila won the presidency in elections hailed as a milestone in the peace process, power is being centralised at the presidential office, checks and balances barely exist, and civil liberties are regularly undermined, despite growing signs that the regime is unable to manage local conflicts.
Several Democrats in tight competition for seats in November's midterm elections hail from coal states, like Kentucky, West Virginia and Montana, or states where other energy considerations loom large, such as Louisiana.
Every election is hailed as epoch-making.
The peaceful election was hailed as an important achievement for Kyrgyzstan, although international observers noted voting irregularities in some areas of country.
Although Obama's 2008 election was hailed for its technological advances, campaign officials acknowledge that the operation fell far short of its hype.
