Sentence examples for handled election from inspiring English sources

The bulk of the festivities will be anchored by the same correspondents who handled election night for their networks.

"While voting is a fundamental right, voting absentee is a privilege," said John Shubin, a Miami lawyer who has handled election cases.

By ruling that Florida's secretary of state, Katherine Harris, must include the results of manual recounts then underway in three Democratic-majority counties, the state's Supreme Court agreed with the Gore campaign that Florida law issues contradictory instructions about how to handle election disputes.

Asked how the ANC would handle election defeat, Jordan replied: "As far as I can judge, that's so far in the future I hate to speculate because I don't know who would be the leadership of the ANC at that time.

He will also handle election forecasts for ABC News during election years, according to the Times.

Two leaders can sit down, form a power-sharing agreement and put together a system to handle elections and transition.

But simply saying they're getting another entity involved, an entity that has no experience in handling elections, doesn't guarantee a good outcome.

"It's time for a comprehensive scrutiny of the way we handle elections in this city and state," said Jerry H. Goldfeder, one of the state's most prominent election lawyers.

Cameron revealed that he and Nick Clegg had discussed last night the way they intended to handle elections, with the first test due in three weeks' time at the Oldham East and Saddleworth byelection.

Because states handle elections in a variety of ways, implementing different styles of machine and overseeing their own voter rolls, just how airtight these systems are is difficult to assess.

Each election candidate (or slate) must have a dedicated bank account to handle election-campaign donations, other related funding, and all campaign-related expenditures.