Sentence examples for knowledge of election from inspiring English sources

Susan Lerner, the executive director of Common Cause-NY, a government watchdog group, said that the Council rarely asked any questions of potential appointees about their administrative experience, knowledge of election procedure, or relevant job qualifications.

"Our knowledge of elections before this was basically the ability to vote," Mr. Alvarez said.

The observer's lightness of touch gives his prose bite; his prejudices and his knowledge of elections past give it ballast; the daily grind supplies his material; speed gets the job done.

"It must be a crushing blow for anyone with any knowledge of Florida election law who has not gotten on television," Mr. Lichter said.

Monitoring the impact of foreign assistance and economic development on health and human rights requires knowledge of pre-election conditions.

His knowledge of statistics -- election results, public opinion polls and census data -- was legendary, making him a prized source for reporters covering Washington and a consultant to presidents and members of Congress.

"Having initially cited Gul's knowledge of the pre-election threat, as reported by the CIA's source, the CIA began representing that its enhanced interrogation techniques were required for Gul to deny the existence of the threat, thereby disproving the credibility of the CIA source," the report found.

According to a poll released by the Italian Institute on Public Opinion, almost a third of Italians (28percentt) "have no knowledge" of the upcoming elections and they're not interested in learning more.

He had denied all knowledge of it before the election, in which his majority was slashed from 9,928 votes to 817.

Amid the metastasizing investigations of his campaign and business ties to Russia, Trump talks and tweets about the country more than ever these days, denying any knowledge of Russia's 2016 election meddling on his behalf while leaving his true intentions opaque.

Stein also noted earlier this week that Daley's Chicago standing and knowledge of the administration and election politics could be useful as Obama looks forward to reelection.