Sentence examples for unfair vote from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fujimori knows that he faces a domestic political crisis if he goes ahead with an unfair vote.

"It was the most unjust, unkind and unfair vote ever taken in the 56 years of I.W.C. history".

The American representative called it "the most unjust, unkind and unfair vote ever taken" in the more than half century the group has been in existence.

"The victor of an unfair vote must be under no illusions: he will neither have the legitimacy to govern, nor receive the support of the international community," he said.

A man in the crowd expressed anger that the military government had annulled an election that many ordinary Ivoirians had supported through small donations, after Western countries had cut off support, to protest what they said would be an unfair vote.

I want to vote for who I want.. It's a unfair vote..".

That provision is an essential safeguard against unfair voting procedures and enforces the core purpose of the 15th Amendment, and should be upheld.

To avoid that is arguably a price worth paying for our "unfair" voting system that punishes smaller parties with geographically dispersed support.

To British eyes, it is baffling that US investors tolerate unfair voting arrangements which too often go hand-in-hand with bad boardroom governance.

Britain has an antiquated, inappropriate and unfair voting system which looks eccentric – even downright fraudulent – compared with most of the rest of the democratic world.

Deloitte highlighted other issues with Soapstar Superstar including the production team putting forward the wrong two contestants for eviction, which ultimately resulted in the unfair voting off of Coronation Street actor Jane Danson - who plays Leanne Battersby - at the start of the second episode.