Sentence examples for nature of election from inspiring English sources

The closed nature of election systems makes it difficult to detect compromised election results — and next to impossible to mitigate or attribute the associated attacks.

That is in the nature of election night planning - the PA system had to be tested and the bunting hung around the stage when it was still distinctly possible that the party might be heading for a defeat.

(And then what? Jostling with Juan Williams for airtime on Fox News?) But it is the nature of elections that someone wins; a lot of these people really are going to Congress, and to statehouses and legislatures and city halls.

Patterson, a professor at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, says this demonstrates that the very nature of elections these days, and how they are covered by the press, leave people feeling helplessly disconnected -- and leave a shrinking, unrepresentative pool of voters with disproportionate power in deciding who should govern everyone.

Right after the election, I said that we had profound concerns about the nature of the election, but that it was not up to us to determine what the outcome was".

Last night election experts said all political parties would have to reassess the often very personal nature of British election campaigns in the light of the ruling, for fear of being challenged by their opponent in the courts at a later date.

"The nature of the election is not everything," says a Rouhani loyalist.

But he said, "I thought it appropriate given the nature of the election".

Trump discussed a number of another issues in the CBS interview, including the brutal nature of the election campaign.

"There is no question that the nature of the election in Afghanistan has complicated the picture for us," he said.

Nonetheless, the largely predetermined nature of the election outcome has translated into a dull and boring campaign.