Sentence examples for from election observers from inspiring English sources

Karimov, 78, had kept a tight grip on power in the central Asian nation for 27 years and was re-elected last year with more than 90% of the vote, amid criticism from election observers.

Correction: May 31, 2000, Wednesday An article yesterday about American officials' criticism of the presidential election in Peru on Sunday misstated the site of a report from election observers to the Organization of American States set for today.

The Organization of American States is to meet in Canada on Wednesday to hear a report from election observers, who backed out after Mr. Fujimori's government refused to delay the election.

An article yesterday about American officials' criticism of the presidential election in Peru on Sunday misstated the site of a report from election observers to the Organization of American States set for today.

Mr Buhari fared strongest in his home region in northern Nigeria.More important to watch than the results themselves will be the reports from independent election observers on whether the poll was credible.

They had just returned from Ukraine as election observers and I saw just how objective they had been.

Election authorities extended voting on Monday to five days from three after election observers complained that polling stations were unprepared for the nation's first national multiparty vote in more than two decades.

However, results compiled by the influential Catholic Church based on information from its 40,000 election observers show Fayulu won with 61%.

News reports from Harare said President Mugabe had announced that he would allow election observers from the Organization of African Unity, and even from the Commonwealth, but that only Africans would be accepted.

If that's too antagonistic, he could pressure Mugabe to allow journalists and election observers from free countries (i.e., not just teams from China, Iran and Venezuela, nations that Mugabe welcomed in March) to monitor the runoff.

Election observers from the Caribbean Community and Organization of American States said the runoff, while far from error- or confusion-free, had proceeded more smoothly than the initial round, and the counting of ballots endured much more scrutiny for fraud and irregularities.