Sentence examples for safeguarding elections from inspiring English sources

The militias are called on for crucial tasks, including safeguarding elections.

David Dill, a professor of computer science at Stanford University and the founder of the Verified Voting Foundation, which has the aim of "safeguarding elections in the digital age," was more than happy to wave me off to my polling place.

Republicans say that large jumps in the immigrant population have also prompted them to act to safeguard elections.

Fearing more attacks, electoral authorities have brought in the American computer security expert Kevin Mitnick and a Colombian security firm, Locknet, to help safeguard election computers.

The Afghan government, for its part, has repeatedly claimed that it is capable of safeguarding the election — but the recent spate of attacks has raised more than a few doubts about this.

But Odeen Ishmael, the ambassador of Guyana, said that elections in that small nation north of Brazil had been rigged for many years and that Guyana owed a debt of gratitude to O.A.S. observers who helped safeguard subsequent elections.

That brings us to the nuttiest part of the tweetstorm, perhaps the nuttiest thing an American President has said in decades: the proposal to create a joint "Cyber Security unit" with Moscow to safeguard future elections.

Britain said on Friday that it would send more troops to Iraq if needed to safeguard the elections.Mr Allawi and American officials in Iraq argue that, since the insurgency is mainly concentrated in a few areas, the election could go ahead in the rest of the country, and would be legitimate even if the rebel strongholds did not take part.

To effectively safeguard our elections, we need to consider yet another conservative taboo: The federal government should have more power in setting election security standards.

The spokesperson added that the company has briefed "dozens of committee members" and "briefed major Congressional Committees numerous times" regarding its efforts to safeguard US elections from interference originating abroad.

In today's Egypt, the end of an era may not herald the beginning of a new, liberal order if the Muslim Brotherhood gains influence or the military continues to dominate politics without civil society infrastructure to safeguard fair elections and women's rights.