Sentence examples for granted to election from inspiring English sources

Although citizens made up a fifth of airtime granted to election sources in TV coverage overall, their role should not be overstated.

This is reflected in more than a fifth of total airtime being granted to election news about opinion polls, horse-race type stories or possible coalition deals – 22% – in all TV news reporting.

But perhaps most striking is the limited airtime granted to non-party sources in election coverage so far.

The laws were in place before the election, and those laws granted to the judiciary the JUSTICE O'CONNOR -- Well, but certainly the date changed.

The power to call such an election can also be granted to the governor.

The case was Republican Party of Minnesota v. White, a 2002 decision granting to candidates in judicial elections a First Amendment right to take positions on questions of public policy.

Including the 50-seat bonus which Greek election rules grant to the party with the largest share of the vote, Syriza mustered 149 seats in the 300-member parliament.

The standard mantra is, as Smith said, that the Democrats shamelessly take the black vote for granted, election after election and that blacks get nothing in return for their supposed slavish loyalty to the Democrats.

At the same time, the president granted an amnesty to election officials accused of having manipulated the December 2004 vote.

We are proud for being the first country in the East to grant election rights to women, in 1918, established schools for women, opened opera theatres and we are the first democracy in entire East.

The now-outlawed secular April 6 movement, in the vanguard of the 2011 revolution, appealed to the EU not to send observers to grant the election a spurious legitimacy.