Sentence examples for electoral proceedings from inspiring English sources

As Afghanistan's Presidential election approaches, the Taliban's attempts to disrupt the electoral proceedings have grown increasingly violent.

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Nevertheless, the opposition New Patriotic Party NPPP) boycotted the ceremony, having already filed a petition against the results with the Supreme Court, charging that the electoral proceedings were plagued by widespread malpractice.

It is not known whether the remaining five adherents of Pierleoni, who are believed to have been present at Rome, participated in the electoral proceedings.

Local musicians Harmony Appenzell kicked off the electoral proceedings by somehow managing to make the Swiss national anthem sound like 'The Imperial March'.

Bizarre 2012 electoral college proceedings in Massachusetts.

"The only answer that is supported by empirical evidence," she wrote, "is one that, in my view, casts a cloud of illegitimacy over the criminal justice system: Alabama judges, who are elected in partisan proceedings, appear to have succumbed to electoral pressures".

Anyone who might conceivably represent a political threat, however slight, is today likely to face court proceedings, tax inspections and, if he chooses to start an electoral campaign, an array of obstructions (meetings banned, electricity switched off, etc).Both houses of parliament have been neutered, and new rules for political parties, and for elections, seem designed to keep them that way.

Even on the opening day of Mr. Ruto's trial, it was apparent that the proceedings would lay bare the ethnic divisions that have plagued Kenya's electoral politics and helped lead to the violence that swept the country in 2007 and 2008.

Adept at stealing elections from the hands of voters, Mugabe is now amassing government troops; blocking court proceedings where we have attempted to seek an order simply for the electoral commission to release the final tally of the March 29 poll; raiding the offices of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC); and casting a pall of suppression and gloom over the country.