Sentence examples for election observed from inspiring English sources

"It appears that Sheikh Hasina is heading for a landslide victory in a free and fair election observed by hundreds of foreign and thousands of local observers at a time when Bangladesh faces some unprecedented economic, political and security challenges," said Farooq Sobhan, a former foreign secretary, who had supported the caretaker regime's crackdown on politics two years ago.

"It appears that Sheikh Hasina is heading for a landslide victory in a free and fair election observed by hundreds of foreign and thousands of local observers at a time when Bangladesh faces some unprecedented economic, political and security challenges," said Farooq Sobhan, a former foreign secretary, who had supported the caretaker government's crackdown on politics two years ago.

Because elected leaders and runner-up candidates may differ in age at last election, observed remaining life years may be affected by age related mortality differences alone.

"We've already picked up two seats and we haven't even had an election," observed Tom DeLay of Texas, the House majority leader, who was a main architect of the redistricting.

Here's how I did my research: I completed a statistical analysis of all national elections observed by Western election observers (that is, those from Western countries — identified by Organisation of Economic Co-operation and Developmembershiprship — or Western international organizations) between 1991 and 2012.

None of the six previous post-Soviet elections observed in Uzbekistan by ODHIR monitors were deemed democratic and fair.

In contrast, Bush echoed the Administration's dual position of offering support both for the contras and for the Central American presidents' current regional peace plan, which calls for an end to support for rebel groups from outside the region, an end to armed conflicts and democratic elections observed by international committees.

Since the 2015 elections, observed by the EU with the participation of the European Parliament, democratic reforms have been progressing.

Federal observers are tasked with observing poll worker and voter conduct at polling places during an election and observing election officials tabulate the ballots.

"Election observing is as boring as toast," Mr. Cowan said.

The European Union which have sent one of the biggest Election Observe Missions (EOM) to the previous two national elections have already decided not to observe this balloting.