Sentence examples for host election from inspiring English sources

Daniel L. Doctoroff, who initiated NYC2012, New York's Olympic bid, arrived today to assess the dynamics of the biennial host election.

Fifa officials were accused of bribe-taking and vote-trading before the World Cup host election last month Fifa's ethics panel investigated and barred two of the 24-member executive committee members, Amos Adamu and Reynald Temarii, from voting based on evidence provided from an undercover sting by The Sunday Times.

"Today you spoke loudly and clearly for a new direction for our city," de Blasio told a rollicking crowd of supporters at the YMCA in his home neighborhood of Park Slope, Brooklyn, a far cry from the glitzy Manhattan hotel ballrooms that usually host election night parties.

In the interim, Madison and his friends would work on the details of their fictional country, form political parties, host elections, and publish semi-regular newspapers.

Host: "Elections have consequences" it's said -- hence Nixon, Reagan and Bush 43 appointed chief justices creating a conservative court for 47 years -- except, it appears, for the twice-elected Obama.

This criticism stems from a few things: a few weeks ago there was a national referendum to decide whether or not to host elections in the next 6 months.

Typically, the school hosts election year debates with student speakers, but Madsen said with all the negativity that's amassed around the contest between Clinton and Trump, the history department thought it would be more instructive for the student body to hear from speakers like Schiff than to risk lapsing into name calling.

Neither video explicitly endorses Mr. Gingrich as the Republican nominee, but the pro-Gingrich messages in each raise a host of election law questions, highlighting the way that politically motivated groups can influence the outcome of elections by sidestepping federal policy.

Mr. Colbert ceded control of his much-hyped super PAC to Jon Stewart, his fellow Comedy Central host, per election laws that forbid free-spending political action committees from coordinating with candidates.

CNN gave Ms. Zahn's slot to Campbell Brown, who is the host of "Election Center," while MSNBC turned "Tucker" into "Race for the White House" and put David Gregory, the chief White House correspondent for NBC, in charge.

For example, by the time Sebastian Coe, the chairman of the London 2012 bid committee, spoke at the host city election in Singapore in 2005, the London organisers already had a firm and highly detailed vision of what they wanted to deliver in 2012 and beyond.