Sentence examples for election publications from inspiring English sources

After the campaign, Assange helped produce an annotated anthology of his election publications.

Arguably, his election publications only underscored what was known about the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton.

Although WikiLeaks has always been a magnet for criticism, the reaction to his election publications was unusually severe, with Assange gaining a reputation in Washington as a Russian intelligence asset.

A pattern that was set in June appeared to recur: just before DCLeaks became active with election publications, WikiLeaks began to prepare another tranche of e-mails, this time culled from John Podesta's Gmail account.

In the weeks prior to the 2016 election, several publications were chasing down the story.

Netanyahu aides accused Obama of interfering in the Israeli election following publication of an article by Jeffrey Goldberg, which quoted the president as saying: "Israel doesn't know what its own best interests are".

Ukraine Outcome Delayed To Review Claims of Fraud Ukraine's Supreme Court temporarily blocked the victory of Prime Minister Viktor F. Yanukovich in the disputed presidential election, barring publication of the Central Election Commission's official results until it reviews complaints of widespread fraud and abuse.

There can be no doubt that the fact of Cohen's identity expanded the universe of information relevant to the choice faced by Minnesota voters in that State's 1982 gubernatorial election, the publication of which was thus of the sort quintessentially subject to strict First Amendment protection.

Before the country's 2013 elections, all publications were required to have the government's Press Scrutiny and Registration Division and Ministry of Information approve all media content (even today journalists are still getting detained for various ambiguous violations), and artworks were regularly censored over the last half century.

Before the country's 2013 elections, all publications were required to have the government's Press Scrutiny and Registration Division and Ministry of Information approve all media content (even today journalists are still getting detained for various violations), and artworks were regularly censored over the last half century.

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