Sentence examples for respected election from inspiring English sources

The author, Jerry H. Goldfeder, special counsel to Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, is a respected election lawyer and professor in his own right.

Now east Africa's longest-serving leader, he won another five-year term on February 18th.According to the country's respected election commission, Mr Museveni got 68% of the vote and his main rival, Kizza Besigye, won 26%.

But the slight shift in national political sentiment in favour of Republicans in recent days has led the respected election forecaster, Sabato's Crystal Ball, to predict Republicans will extend their House lead by about nine seats, while another, The Cook Report, is forecasting the GOP will gain "six to 12 seats, with slightly larger GOP gains not out of the question".

Last year, India's most respected election watchdog Association for Democratic Reforms informed us that nearly a third of MPs - 158 of 543 - in the parliament faced criminal charges.

If Brigade's data was more accurate about this election than that published by the most respected election predictor in the country, why did the startup sit on it and not say anything?

If there have been fewer than five polls in the last three weeks in any given race, composite ratings are used from three respected election handicappers: the Cook Political Report, the Rothenberg Political Report and Larry Sabato's Crystal Ball.

The movement was named for Jacobus Arminius, a Dutch Reformed theologian of the University of Leiden (1603 09), who became involved in a highly publicized debate with his colleague Franciscus Gomarus, a rigid Calvinist, concerning the Calvinist interpretation of the divine decrees respecting election and reprobation.

The Democrats don't have any reason - if we are talking about respecting elections - to respect one in Massachusetts and ignore the nationwide election a year ago.

We have to honor and respect elections, Graham said in a soft voice which captured attention on both sides of the aisle.

In accepting the mandate on Friday, Mr. Bersani said he would try "with the maximum balance and determination" to form a government that respected the election results, in which Italians clearly voted for change and largely against the austerity agenda of the yearlong technocratic government of Mr. Monti.

The election was disputed, however, by Maximilian and opponents of Sigismund chose not to respect the election outcome, decreeing that Maximilian was the rightful monarch three days later on 22 August.