Sentence examples for fire election from inspiring English sources

Mr. Timpone was appointed, with authority to hire and fire election workers, after municipal elections in May and the June primary, during which federal election observers reported that the county ignored a consent order it had signed in June 1999 calling for the same reforms that Mr. Timpone announced yesterday.

Moreover, as far as a Justice Department spokeswoman, Kara Peterson, knows, the monitor, Walter F. Timpone -- who has the power to hire and fire election workers and distribute election material -- is the only federal election monitor in place in the country this election season.

Setting your opponent's hair on fire, election conspiracies.

WASHINGTON — Even for a nation that is, by now, used to drinking in political news through a fire hose, election night on Tuesday could be a difficult one to absorb.

In the capital, Lusaka, angry voters set fire to election materials when a polling station failed to open on time.

Renee Ramge, a 50-year-old photographer from Carbondale, Colorado, told VICE News that she feels as though "her hair is on fire" this election season.

They have to go through the fire of elections themselves, or, as state or local party officials, are responsible for the election of the party's slate.

In the cross-fire, federal election regulators are expected to approve Senator Barack Obama's clever but cagey attempt to claim a reformer's mantle: he wants to let the nominees keep bagging unlimited private donations in the run-up to the primaries, then have the choice of returning a chunk of it after the conventions and accepting limited public financing for the general election.

There would be no need for the long and costly - especially to the workers who are fired - election campaign.

As ack-ack fire strafes the election skies, some policies fly and others crash to earth.

Some set fire to the election offices of the ruling party, according to Pakistani media.