Senegal held exemplary elections last year.
5. Exemplary elections In order to stave off any suspicion of voter irregularities, even "fraud" according to the opposition, Hugo Chavez had promised to make the last presidential elections an unsullied example of the democratic process.
The Georgian government may have more support to confront intolerance than it thought.To underline the government's credentials, Mr Ivanishvili has pledged "exemplary" presidential elections on October 31st.
Nevertheless, exemplary local elections were held in May 2012, and before the ambassador's death Benghazi seemed, at least on the surface, to be far more orderly than Tripoli, with its warring militias and criminal gangs.
The surfaces gleam as luxuriously in Johnnie To's exemplary gangster thriller "Triad Election" as those in a similarly slicked-up Hollywood film, but the blood on the floor here seems stickier, more liable to seep and to stain.
(Dargis) ★ 'TRIAD ELECTIONo (No rating, 93 minutes, in Cantonese) The surfaces gleam as luxuriously in Johnnie To's exemplary gangster thriller "Triad Election" as those in a similarly slicked-up Hollywood film, but the blood on the floor here seems stickier, more liable to stain.
"If Democrats have the support of 80percentt or 90percentt of the best and brightest minds in the information technology field, then it shouldn't be surprising that Mr. Obama's information technology infrastructure was viewed as state-of-the-art exemplary," wrote New York Times election forecaster, Nate Silver, in a recent post about the growing importance of Silicon Valley.
True, the elections were hardly exemplary.
But AU officials, and those of the East African Community and Great Lakes regional groupings to which Burundi belongs, will be keen to nip the crisis in the bud and build on the recent, exemplary success of Nigeria's elections.
David Clark, chair of the Russia Foundation "The election has not been exemplary.
