Sentence examples for election screens from inspiring English sources

He said that 11 election commission offices had been burned and that ballot papers, voting lists and election screens had been destroyed.

The election screening body has disqualified all but 46 of more than 800 people who signed up to run for president, the state news agency reported.

President Obama, holding the first movie night at the White House since his re-election, screened "Lincoln," the Steven Spielberg historical film that focuses on a president engaged in arduous negotiations with a sometimes hostile Congress.

And with public opinion behind them, they are likely to succeed over the coming four years in changing some of Iran's constitutional checks and balances.One of the first items on the review list will be the role of the Council of Guardians, the body of conservative clerics and jurists that supervises elections and screens candidates.

The increased scrutiny brought on by the Cambridge Analytica debacle, Russian election interference, screen-time addiction, lack of protections against fake news and lax policy toward conspiracy theorists and dangerous content has triggered a reckoning for Facebook.

The terrorist attacks in Mumbai played out not only on cable networks but for the first time since the election on computer screens.

In the last three election cycles, touch-screen machines have become one of the most mysterious and divisive elements in modern electoral politics.

University students began their class boycotts over a week ago and say they will continue them until officials meet their demands for reforming the local legislature and withdrawing the proposal to screen election candidates.

The evening unfolded in bizarre fashion as hundreds of supporters milled about the half-filled ballroom here, devoid of the normal election night big-screen televisions on which to watch the results.

Viewers put out by the off-screen election between series two and three – and there were more than a few who questioned that decision – are at least assured of a good dose of high-stakes politics here.

Even Iran's elections have their quirks: in the weeks before the present one, several hundred candidates, predominantly from the reformist camps, were disqualified by the six clerics and six jurists on the Council of Guardians (a body that was originally formed to supervise elections but now screens the candidates too).