"manipulate the results" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use it when talking about altering or influencing the outcome of something, often for personal gain. For example: "The scientist was accused of manipulating the results of their experiment in order to support their theory."
That rival tallies have become public at all dramatizes Mugabe's slipping standards when it comes to pre-electoral manipulation (to never even need to manipulate the results) or total post-election information control (so that only "acceptable" results are announced).
"We know they are trying to manipulate the results from Kosovo".
Some candidates have openly warned that the authorities could manipulate the results.
He was confident the bureaucracy would be able manipulate the results satisfactorily.
Sabahi said the extension was an attempt to manipulate the results.
Another problem with P4P is that providers learn how to manipulate the results.
But allow people some common sense: in a practising democracy, they are unlikely to vote, or anyhow vote twice, for oppression.The Algerian army, distrusting this common sense, decided to manipulate the result it felt safest with.
In voting-based protocols, a Sybil attacker can manipulate the resulting outcome by rigging the polling process using Sybil identities.
It also works if you search "Who is the US president?" You can just manipulate the result to read "Snoop Dogg".
The BBC reserves the right to disqualify votes if it has reasonable grounds to suspect that fraudulent voting has occurred or if it considers there has been any deliberate attempt to manipulate the result.
The BBC reserves the right to disqualify votes if it has reasonable grounds to suspect that fraudulent voting has occurred or if it considers there has been a deliberate attempt to manipulate the result.
