Sentence examples for organized election from inspiring English sources

The governor organized election rallies in every voting district for the United Russia candidate, Vladimir V. Bokk, and forced all government employees to attend, opponents said.

In Musuga, another young man, called Jimmy, told VICE News: "They should cancel the election and the results, and prepare a new fair organized election.

In May Serbia organized elections in Kosovo that established parallel municipal authorities in Serb areas.

One near contender for VHC status deserves special analysis: 'Berlusconi to set organized elections going?

On July 14 15 the new Soviet regimes organized elections to people's assemblies in which only a single slate of candidates appeared.

"He would have already organized elections," said Delphin Banza, a lawyer whom Mr. Kabila appointed vice president of a committee to organize a national debate on Congo's future.

A few weeks later, Saakashvili organized elections in South Ossetia's Georgian villages; Dmitri Sanakoev, a former South Ossetian prime minister and militia leader, became head of a new administration, to compete with the region's Russian-backed government.

Mr. Djotodia, a former civil servant who joined the rebels several years ago, told reporters on Monday evening that he had found it "necessary" to sweep aside the country's political institutions while he organized elections.

Two years after the revolution that overturned the dictatorship of President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, the transitional government has still not passed a new constitution or organized elections amid growing public dissatisfaction.

Rather, when he organized elections in 1985 to legitimize his rule, and then blatantly rigged the results, the United States put its imprimatur on the exercise, even though it was condemned by Liberian and international human rights groups.

To an outsider, Egypt's hastily organized elections looked like anarchy.