Sentence examples for election was characterised from inspiring English sources

This time the monster is in the form of a searing report from the Commission on Civil Rights.It says that Florida's conduct of the 2000 election was characterised by "injustice, ineptitude and inefficiency".

The three years after the 2010 election were characterised by vicious and personal attacks against Julia Gillard and several independent members of parliament.

"The general elections were characterised by high voter turnout and orderly conduct of the elections proceedings.

What is concerning is that these elections were characterised by high levels of fraud, a trend which will hopefully not be repeated on Sunday.

The election campaign was characterised by widespread frustration expressed by voters about the inability of Congress to work together.

Tunisians overthrew President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali in 2011 and embarked on a rocky transition that saw an Islamist-led coalition come to power in elections, but was characterised by a failing economy and terrorist attacks.

It was characterised by two conflicting aims.

Soloist Paul Watkins' interpretation was characterised by a searing intensity.

His time with the Socceroos was characterised by strict discipline.

My whole journey was characterised by this sort of experience.

Somalia was characterised by small schools.