Sentence examples for election outside from inspiring English sources

As the Center for Responsive Politics reported a week before the election, "outside groups, which are overwhelmingly fueled by large donors, are picking up more of the tab" of election costs, increasingly by funding issue ads and funneling money to shadowy so-called "social welfare" organizations that can hide their donations but focus most of their money to help Republican candidates.

First, it is an election outside the normal six-year Senate cycle.

He was sent in March to Parliament by voters in the Republic of Ireland, the first time he has stood for election outside Northern Ireland.

Here, the United Kingdom Independence Party, which campaigns to leave the European Union, obtained its best result in the 2010 election outside of Buckingham, where its current leader stood against the Speaker of the House of Commons.

As Emmanuel Macron and his supporters celebrated his big victory in the French Presidential election outside the Louvre on Sunday night, you could almost hear the sighs of relief from other parts of Europe, and also from this country.

If the rebels can continue to make Mosul ungovernable, it will be a big blow to the Americans' hopes of holding a more-or-less fair election outside the Sunni triangle mostly to the west of Baghdad.Still, the rebels do not seem to be gaining ground militarily.

In too many devious tyrannies that hold elections, outside observers arrive as the polling stations open and never see the process of rigging, disqualification or intimidation that has already made a mockery of the voting.

And that's led to this: in North Carolina elections, outside spending by corporations and multimillionaires increased 400percentt.

PAGE A6 NORTH KOREA HOLDS VOTE North Korea elected its rubber-stamp Parliament in an election that outside observers monitored for signs of a shift in the isolated Communist government's power structure.

SEOUL, South Korea North Koreaelectedted its rubber-stamp Parliament on Sunday in an election that outside observers monitored closely for signs of a shift in the isolated Communist government's power structure.

Preliminary injunctions to stop discriminatory election practices outside covered areas are rarely granted.