Sentence examples for elections task force from inspiring English sources

In Ukraine, the Transatlantic Commission has partnered with the Atlantic Council and the Victor Pinchuk Foundation to stand up an elections task force.

Gov. Jeb Bush, who created an elections task force to recommend improvements the day after his brother won Florida's 25 decisive electoral votes, and thus the presidency, said he was eager to sign the bill into law.

After successfully pushing voter ID measures across the country, the organization had disbanded its public safety and elections task force in 2012 under pressure from civil rights groups.

And once corporate America fled the gun lobby cause, ALEC jettisoned the NRA in order to save its financial lifeblood, and terminated its "Public Safety and Elections" task force.

A Florida election task force has voted to recommend that punchcard ballots be prohibited in state elections by next year.

Wagner was told to stay behind and serve on a post-election task force that would review a campaign that had looked, to the outside world, technically flawless.

Governor Bush, the president's brother, appointed an election task force, which has recommended that all counties switch to optical-scan voting machines by the 2002 election to avoid the problems of the punch-card systems.

One year later, in November 2010, just before midterm elections, the task force was again set to review its recommendation when Calonge canceled the meeting.

"We underperformed in the last 72 hours/final stages of the last two elections," the task force said in contending that television commercials were no longer enough.

But an election-fraud task force that Iglesias formed with the F.B.I. found no crimes to prosecute.

A lawyer for the state Republican Party wrote that the voter-I.D. "issue should be used (now) at all levels," adding, "You are not going to find a better wedge issue". But an election-fraud task force that Iglesias formed with the F.B.I. found no crimes to prosecute.