Sentence examples for give election from inspiring English sources

"If they started that trend and other companies continued that trend, maybe it would be more of an incitement for government and elected officials to give Election Day as a day off".

Earlier this year she founded the Election Party, a grass-roots organization whose goal is to give Election Day the star-spangled treatment she believes it deserves.

But concerns have been growing that in a close election those machines give election workers no legitimate way to conduct a recount or to check for malfunctions or fraud.

Azizullah Ludin, the chairman of the Independent Election Commission, said his office had decided to put off the voting until Aug. 20, which would give election workers more time to register candidates and set up voting machinery, and soldiers more time to bring dozens of chaotic districts under control.

The election had been scheduled for Jan . 16 but as the parliamentary session ended late Sunday, officials said it appeared that it would be delayed by a few days to give election officials time to print ballots and to make other preparations.

Rep. Raúl Grijalva's Arizona Boycott may give election to formidable Latina Democratic Candidate Amanda Aguirre [Tuscon Citizen].

But this year, several factors combined to give elections officials a giant counting headache.

It gave voters the chance to clarify their eligibility before Election Day, and it gave election officials more time to test and understand new machines and rules.

In any given election, the party that wins the median voter wins.

At any given election, an individual voter can vote to throw out a maximum of three out of 536 bums.

"You could look at any given election and probably find us both on both sides," Mr. Lambright said.