Sentence examples for inconsistent election from inspiring English sources

The event is likely to be held amid demonstrations over sexist and racist comments made by Trump during his controversial and often inconsistent election campaign.

The US also expressed its concern at the "inconsistent" presidential election results, while urging calm from the public.

In Afroyim the government insisted that voting in an foreign election was inconsistent with a citizen's allegiance to the United States.

The American embassy said the result was "inconsistent" with observations of the election and called on the council to respect the people's will.

The exit poll numbers for Latinos are wildly inconsistent with dozens of pre-election polls demonstrating a larger than 3-1 advantage for Secretary Clinton.

Like others, the Government of the United States is concerned by the Provisional Electoral Council's announcement of results from the November 28 national elections that are inconsistent with the published results of the National Election Observation Council (CNO).

This inconsistent approach continues as Afghanistan's elections are declared "fraudulent" and unacceptable even though the critics are also the ones who set the election day and called it "an achievement towards success in Afghanistan".

The election law's provisions are internally inconsistent.

"The one thing I want to make crystal clear is that this government will make no changes to workplace relations in this term of parliament that are inconsistent with the commitments we took to the election," he said.

Yet Mr. Mbeki, the president of South Africa, has been inconsistent with this issue, especially regarding Zimbabwe's presidential elections.

I believe that, whatever the outcome of this election, it will be mandatory to fix the inconsistent voting methods that are at the root of this controversy (front page, Nov. 28).