Sentence examples for problem of election from inspiring English sources

Its announcement that it would introduce a biometric fingerprinting system, she said, was an admission that there had been a problem of election fraud.

The question remains how aspiring political figures will respond to the pastor problem of election 08.

But Danielle Lang, who works on voter rights and redistricting issues for the Campaign Legal Center, called arguments like Lowery's "particularly cynical" because it was lawmakers who manufactured the "phantom problem" of election fraud in the first place.

Scott Harshbarger, president of Common Cause, appeared on behalf of the Schumer-Brownback proposal, saying that Congressional attention to the problems of elections is "long overdue".

The problem of the election is not security; it's the inclusivity.

The greatest problem of this election, and the reason it was so close, is that voters stopped caring; many leaving ballot papers blank.

In contrast, the problem of how election control can be prevented or deterred has been largely ignored.

The pseudo code are given as following Algorithm 3. Chung et al. [ 11 ] For the problem of leader election, algorithms need Ω(Dn) rounds, that D is the diameter of networks, n is the number of nodes in the network.

"And in the 2001 state legislative sessions," Mr. Rose continued, "we expect more action on prescription drug costs, DNA testing, and, given the election problems, hundreds of election reform bills.

According to one elections expert with first-hand knowledge Florida's old and new voting systems, many of the problems on Election Day could have been avoided.

A Republican victory here would be a serious embarrassment to Mr. Obama (though that could be the least of his problems on election night) and would make it that much more likely that Republicans take back the Senate.