We have become complacent with our model democracy, and thus sloppy in the execution of elections.
A1 Iraq's interim prime minister, Ayad Allawi, said he expected the election period to include an increasing number of attacks like the car bombings and roadside executions of election officials that killed at least 70 people on Sunday.
For an ad industry still used to a more leisurely pace of weeks (or even months) rather than hours from strategic briefing to creative execution, this new style of election campaigning has been a painful baptism.
For the next six years, the Soviets, using tactics of intimidation, imprisonment, execution, assassination, election rigging, and show trials, eliminated all political opposition.
By using the phrase "firing line," Steele encourages Republican activists to think of the next election as an execution of the opposition or a violent killing.
Finally, we discuss the effects of election polling data on election outcomes.
Watching Mitt Romney's convention speech last night, I felt like I was watching the best possible execution of what's been the Romney campaign's strategy for most of this general-election season.
In an interview two weeks after the election, Fonseka insinuated that Gotabaya was guilty of war crimes for ordering the execution of Tiger leaders who had surrendered.
Existing solutions to dynamic leader election problem consider only deterministic algorithms [10, 11], but the powerful adversary knows the execution of algorithm in advance.
Execution of political prisoners?
The execution of Saddam Hussein.
