Sentence examples for result of rigging from inspiring English sources

They took power in NWFP only as a result of rigging on a massive scale and will doubtless be dwarfed in the next elections, due to be held by the end of the year.

So when Trump claims that he can only lose Pennsylvania to Clinton as a result of rigging - despite polls consistently showing him ten points behind her - we should assume his comments are deliberate attempts to undermine the legitimacy of the Pennsylvania election.

Pollsters and political analysts in Pakistan have maintained that the religious parties command only a small percentage of popular support and that the 2002 elections were an aberration, a reaction to the American intervention in Afghanistan and the result of rigging by Pakistan's intelligence agencies, which have always had links with the religious parties.

The accusations of rigging results are due to "an absolute lack of understanding of the principles of the black boxes and the synchronisation of data". he said.

Before the results were announced, claims of rigging and irregularities were widespread among ODM supporters; at least one electoral commissioner also raised this charge.

Flavio Briatore and Pat Symonds of Renault F1 stand accused of rigging the result of the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix by conspiring with their rookie driver Nelson Piquet Jnr for him to crash his car deliberately and thus trigger a safety car just after the team leader Fernando Alonso's extra-ordinarily early refuelling stop on the 12th lap.

Famous at last, he'd achieved his lifetime ambition – but in the very first weekend he survived a sing off against a more competent vocalist, and viewers exploded in a fit of moral outrage, accusing X Factor of rigging the result and Rylan of perverting the natural justice of musical merit, as if the contest had ever been an arbiter of artistic integrity.

His opponents have accused him of rigging the results.

The rioters accused the state government of rigging the results to ensure Jonathan got at least 25% of the vote.

His re-election set off some of the largest protests since the 1979 revolution, and his opponents have accused him of rigging the results.

From helping overseas pharmacies illicitly market drugs into the United States (for which it paid $500 million and averted prosecution) to being accused of rigging search results that damage competitors to promoting drugs, fake passports, content theft, stolen credit cards and underage prostitution, Google has a checkered history when it comes to "Don't be evil".