Sentence examples for the election scheme from inspiring English sources

The comedy comes from its hero, a clueless librarian hired by one of the wealthy conspirators and forced to play James Bond when he discovers the election scheme.

The election scheme for the Cortes, based on provinces and not kingdoms, was more equitable and provided more time to determine what would be considered an overseas province.

We conclude that, consistent with the Florida election scheme, the Secretary may reject a Board's amended returns only if the returns are submitted so late that their inclusion will preclude a candidate from contesting the certification or preclude Florida's voters from participating fully in the federal electoral process.

Indeed, an important part of the statutory election scheme is the State's provision for a contest process, section 102.168, which laws were enacted by the Legislature prior to the 2000 election.

He added, "The state election scheme is reasonable and nondiscriminatory on its face".

The cluster head election scheme is also considered in EEMC.

The District Court ultimately granted his motion for summary judgment and injunctive relief, but the Court of Appeals reversed, holding that the prohibition, taken as part of the State's comprehensive election scheme, does not impermissibly burden the right to vote.

Other facts underscore such a fear: Pat McCrory and the NCGA recently failed in a previous retention election scheme to keep the State Supreme Court under Republican control.

"Forty-seven yeafterfter having created an election scheme of dubious constitutionality, the Legislature apparently is not prepared to act, despite this court's invitation to do so," the judge wrote.

Ruth Fox, director of the Hansard Society – which has been running a national mock election scheme involving around 400 schools – isn't surprised to hear Ukip is a hot issue.

The county canvassing board is an essential part of Florida's election scheme.