Sentence examples for its recount from inspiring English sources

The elections body said that if the council released the results of its recount, it would prove the falsehood of its allegations.

But in the moments before the recount stopped, at least some of Mr. Bush's advisers had noted that the judges who were reviewing the 9,000 "undercount" ballots from Miami-Dade County appeared to be using a stricter standard than the county's canvassing board used before it suspended its recount three weeks ago.

An election observation team from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe issued a second report on the presidential election that handed an overwhelming victory to the prime minister, delivering a more negative assessment of the Feb. 19 vote and its recount than it initially gave.

What is to be thought of a supreme leader who calls an election result divine, then says there are some questions that need resolution by an oversight council, and then tells that council what the result of its recount is before it's over?

Al Franken's Senatorial campaign announced on Monday that it would be withdrawing 425 ballots that it had previously challenged during its recount election against Sen. Norm Coleman.

In Broward County, the canvassing board said it would work on Thanksgiving Day to complete its recount.

Florida, of course, is known for its recounts as well.

This book caused horror among his aged female devotees for its recounting of a lurid homosexual past.

Peoria is where the new novel begins — though Mengestu's point of departure is precisely the notion that history and its recounting can be both problematic and potent.

The NCIS report itself is highly disorganized, without an index or even a chronological progression in its recounting of events.

Gray doesn't quite reject the anything-is-possible immigration story — the prospect of triumph is always there in "The Immigrant" — but he illuminates its corners, recounts its failures and its absences.