Sentence examples for robust election from inspiring English sources

This election provides an opportunity for a fresh international engagement in Azerbaijan and a robust election observation process.

The UN needs to follow through on its promise to ensure a robust election process where candidates are forced to articulate, debate and defend their vision for a UN that is fit for today's purpose.

"From the Arab Spring to robust elections around the globe, social media seemed like a positive," she writes.

Kitcat argued there are three requirements for robust political elections: security, anonymity and verifiability.

As for outside intrusion, some of the more robust Arab elections of recent years have been held by Palestinians, under Israeli occupation, and by Iraqis after America's invasion.

"We have a very robust group of election lawyers and good-government groups who carefully monitor changes in election procedures," he said.

And while Republicans have presided over dismal income growth for middle-class and poor families in most years, they have, remarkably enough, produced robust growth in election years.

$84 million in public funds - an amount pegged to what McGovern spent in 1972 in current dollars - is inadequate to run a robust national general election campaign.

In a highly fractured and divisive race dominated by the issues of immigration and integration, voter turnout was much more robust than previous elections, with exit polling showing turnout sky-rocket to a 31-year high of 82percentt, up 17 percentage points from 2012.

That would be considered a robust margin on most election nights.

"That would be considered a robust margin on most election nights," writes Michael Cooper of The New York Times.