Sentence examples for from some election from inspiring English sources

"I was born in Mombasa and apart from some election violence it's always been a peaceful place," said Bakari Yusuf Ba, a Muslim businessman.

Democrats, aided by a ruling last year by the Federal Election Commission that declared redistricting work exempt from some election financing restrictions, have set up a trust fund for litigation growing out of the redistricting.

Some election observers from Latvia and Poland milled about, drinking coffee; they were noticeably better dressed than the Ukrainians.

Facebook also banned political ads from foreign groups in some elections, including Ireland's recent abortion referendum.

To be sure, the White House did emerge from the election with some momentum and quickly racked up what some Democrats deemed a victory: The year-end budget deal forced Republicans to agree to raise income tax rates, though at higher income levels than Obama wanted.

Mr. Shein said his hunger strike would continue at least until early in the week, when he expects some determination from election officials in Moscow who are reviewing video evidence of suspected violations.

Mr Tsvangirai is often regarded as erratic and liable to be outwitted by Mr Mugabe, but he is still admired for his guts in taking on a ruthless state machine and refusing, against the odds, to be crushed by it.Though Zanu-PF's bosses and Mr Mugabe will be as determined as ever to ensure that the MDC is prevented from winning another election, some factors may be against them.

Defenders of the Voting Rights Act have gained some ammunition from this election, despite the high-water mark it achieved for minority political participation.

Although he had not managed to ban the Wajahat force, Mr. Mukhtar said he had won some concessions from the Election Commission.

Freeing the charismatic 65-year-old leader could also divert some attention from an election widely dismissed as a sham to cement military power under a facade of democracy.

Some $38 million from the election fund was set aside last spring for the NIH initiative, and Representative Tom Cole (R OK) has introduced a bill to transfer another $88 million to NIH by completely eliminating the checkoff mechanism, which also funds presidential campaigns.