Sentence examples for election is determined from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush was unwise to dismiss Mr. Gore's proposals, though he did agree to meet with the vice president after the outcome of the election is determined.
Proponents of the change say the old rule ran contrary to democratic standards where the outcome of an election is determined by the majority of those who vote.
10 P.M. (ABC PANN AM The crew is assigned to a flight taking journalists to Berlin to cover a speech by President Kennedy, and Maggie (Christina Ricci), who campaigned during the election, is determined to meet him no matter what.
But New Hampshire, which enacted a law in 1975 stating that its primary would be held seven days before any "similar election," is determined to keep its spot by guaranteeing candidate participation in a primary that may be scheduled only a few weeks before it takes place.
By barring any further hand count of disputed ballots in Florida and effectively awarding the election to Gov. George W. Bush, the majority of five conservative justices overlooked the bedrock democratic principle that every vote should be counted before the winner of an election is determined.
And Moore, who has declined to make many public appearances in the days before the election, is determined to pivot to the issues, or actually just one issue: abortion.
Had the result of our most recent general election been determined by the under-25s, Ed Miliband would now be prime minister.
The general election was determined by electoral votes from New York state, which Blaine lost to Cleveland by fewer than 1,200 votes.
But if the election were determined by the total popular vote in the whole country — which is what the N.P.V. plan would guarantee — then New York's voters would be as worth cultivating as Ohio's or Pennsylvania's.
But who is to say that Bush would not have won the popular vote if the election were determined by a simple head count?
