Sentence examples for elections of each from inspiring English sources

According to Jack Gerbel, a founder of C.E.S., who has sold more computerized vote-counting equipment than any other individual in the country, about half the time the companies' programmers also write the codes that "localize" (or "initialize") vote-counting systems for the specific elections of each jurisdiction.

My pitiful effort to curb overly generous boards at companies in which I own stock is to vote at annual meetings against the re-election of each member of the compensation committee.

With about two months remaining until the US Presidential Elections, and much at stake for Americans and the rest of the world, the time has come to examine how the election of each candidate might affect science and scientific research.

Since the second world war, the votes of the Scottish electorate have only been decisive on three occasions – the general elections of 1964, 1974 and 2010 – each time preventing the Tories from winning a tiny majority.

The society files paperwork with Georgia Tech administration and the Student Government Association, holds elections for each of its four mandatory officer positions (president, vice president, treasurer, and secretary) and is formally advised by a Georgia Tech faculty member.

The Prohibition Party reached the peak of its national strength in the elections of 1888 and 1892, in each of which its candidate for president polled 2.2 percent of the popular vote.

Boothroyd includes information about the history and election statistics of each party, as well as a brief narrative.

Keep your eye on who's donating to the re-election campaigns of each of those working group members as we move toward the midterms next year.

It then explores the province wide Assembly elections of November 2001.

Political tensions grew as the elections of April 1948 approached.

The dioxin contamination in the food chain strongly influenced the elections of June 1999.