Sentence examples for rigging at the from inspiring English sources
Fraud and rigging at the elections in 2007 were so pervasive that some seasoned foreign observers declared them the most awful they had seen anywhere in the world.
Sarah Cooper, a police spokeswoman, told the Peterborough Evening Telegraph that Operation Hooper, the investigation into allegations of vote rigging at the elections, was continuing and that further files had been handed over to the Crown Prosecution Service for consideration.
He appeared before MPs on the Treasury Select Committee this week, when he called the behaviour of those responsible for Libor rigging at the bank "reprehensible".
For example, midway through election day, a student at the PECHS Girls College in Karachi documented explicit rigging at the NA251 polling station on the Teeth Maestro blog.
Photo: Sergey Akimov, 18, a Big Apple Circus aerialist, testing rigging at the Lincoln Center Plaza for his performance Monday at a tree lighting.
The post generated several responses that either discounted claims of election rigging at the same polling station or described similar election rigging efforts at polling stations in the jurisdictions of rival political parties.
Last month, Mr. Okasha insisted that the presidential election had been rigged at the behest of the U.S. to deny Ahmed Shafik, a former general who was Hosni Mubarak's last prime minister, the victory he earned at the ballot box.
Most of the victims _ more than half of them children _ died in a hail of gunfire and explosions that erupted after one of the bombs the attackers rigged at the school went off, and security forces rushed to free hostages.
About eight o'clock, Captain Truxtun ordered the American colors hoisted, the candles in the battle lanterns lighted, and the great speaking trumpet rigged at the lee gangway.
Radio 3 has a large complement of microphones already rigged at the Royal Albert Hall so with valuable help from their operations team we rigged our additional 3D mic array in a suitable position (just behind and above their main pair of spaced mics) and set about capturing multi-track recordings of the first few Proms.
The candidate also called the process "rigged" at the DNC summer meeting in August, just steps from Wasserman Schultz: .
