Sentence examples for the election was declared from inspiring English sources

"Suppose the election was declared free and fair [and those elected] were racists, fascists, and separatists who are publicly opposed to [peace and reintegration]?

The election was declared too close to call.

After the outcome of the election was declared, Ms. Gammon told Mrs. Bush: " 'Boy, are you going to be busy.

The turnout in the election was declared at 46,054, just over a quarter of the electorate in Salford.

But, after huge protests in Kiev that became known as the Orange Revolution, the election was declared fraudulent and his reputation badly dented.

If the election is declared void, the Prime Minister is empowered to order that another election be held within six months of the determination.

Most were in factories, offices and universities, where the Sunday of the elections was declared a working day.

"The elections are declared valid, and there is no reason for any other assessment," said the official, Stanislav Vavilov.

Many of the elections were declared invalid since less than 25% of the electorate went to the polls, revealing political apathy, which was partly due to the perception that local elected institutions were too weak to deal with pressing local problems.

In his first newspaper article since the general election was declared earlier this week, the Tory leader writes in the Guardian that his party has now assumed the mantle of progress as he pledges to tackle "unfair pay" in the public sector.

The previous election was declared invalid by the Supreme Court due to widespread electoral malfeasance.