Sentence examples for minor election from inspiring English sources

Alan Window, a member of the group, said running a minor election online provides experience of potential problems.

But this seemingly minor election could, in an indirect way, have major consequences for the United States' ties with Japan, Washington's most important Asian ally.

The liberal president, Roh Moo-hyun, was impeached in 2004, but was reinstated two months later after the constitutional court said allegations of minor election law violations and incompetence did not justify his removal.

The ruling ended a crisis for South Korea, a major American ally and one of Asia's most dynamic economies, that began March 12, when the National Assembly unexpectedly approved a bill to impeach Mr. Roh on minor election law violations.

PARIS — The triumph by the far-right National Front party in a minor election in the south of France has created headlines across the country and prompted politicians and political analysts to take a hard look at the landscape, a little more than a year after the election of a socialist president, François Hollande.

I have voted in every major (and most minor) election since I turned 18.

Turnout in the nonpartisan race was moderate amid scattered reports of voter intimidation and minor election-law violations, although the United States attorney here said none of the incidents were serious.

The charges involve minor D.C. election law violations, but the accusations are likely to increase scrutiny of Gray's election efforts and his term as mayor.

There are isolated cases of election-related crimes, but these mostly affect minor local elections and often aren't even successful.

But in Cleveland, where 12 active priests have been suspended after accusations that they sexually abused minors, the election at the Community of St . Malachis parish attracted six candidates for three positions, in part because of "a tremendous amount of emotion regarding the sex scandal," said Gary Pritts, the council's deparishg chattracted

In a minor by-election in Brignoles, a south-eastern town in France, the far-right Front National led by Marine le Pen won with 53.9% of the vote.