Sentence examples for under elections from inspiring English sources

Though the Kurds have only five votes on the 25-member council, they have a unique status because they actually can claim a mandate from the Kurdish population, under elections held in 1992.

And under election rules, it is one primary per customer.

Exceeding contribution limits is a misdemeanor under election law.

Though he did not win, he earned a special nonconstituency seat as "top loser" under election laws.

Giving their judgment, Mr Justice Nigel Teare and Mr Justice Griffith Williams said Mr Woolas was guilty of illegal practices under election law.

That group is set up under election laws allowing it to take unlimited donations, but barring it from direct ties with Mr. Perry.

Under election rules, the party first past the post in the second round gains a "bonus" of 25 per cent of the regional council seats.

Under election law, he cannot communicate directly with the outside group, but his own criticisms of Mr. Romney have closely echoed the themes of the attack ads.

Artur Kulish, 27, who works at an Internet cafe, said he pulled the lever for "against all," which is allowed under election law.

However a spokeswoman said that under election law "if a postal ballot doesn't arrive it can't be resent until 17 June".

But he suggested that they were permitted under election rules that allow state and national party organizations to spend limited amounts on behalf of federal candidates.