Sentence examples for linked to the election from inspiring English sources

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Investors dismissed suggestions that poor demand for the bonds was linked to the election result.

"It's a big climb-down linked to the election — it's political," said Nicolas Bouzou, director of Asterès, a financial consultancy in Paris.

Poor rains, a tripling in the cost of fertiliser and pesticide, and land disputes linked to the election crisis have wrecked this year's maize harvest.

Another law enforcement official said it was possible that additional charges would be filed in the Kamara case, and in other episodes that night that were believed to be linked to the election results.

Much of the regular violence is attributed to Al Qaeda in Iraq, and in recent weeks the country has faced an increase in violence that has been clearly linked to the elections.

"This may not be directly linked to the elections, but it certainly is part of the campaign to create fear among people ahead of the polls, which militants say are un-Islamic".

In recent weeks, Bush administration officials have told a number of European countries that there was some information of a possible terrorist attack against a European Union target, perhaps linked to the elections in European Union countries that began Thursday and continue until Sunday, a senior European counterterrorism official said Thursday.

In the three days after the election, the Southern Poverty Law Center reported 201 incidents of harassment linked to the presidential election rhetoric of hate and intimidation, many of them school incidents of bullying.

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