Sentence examples for voting into question from inspiring English sources

This week's report -- which was written by respected scientists, including Aviel Rubin, an associate professor of computer science at Johns Hopkins University -- is not the first to call Internet voting into question.

The report, based on the findings of 500 observers, offered some of the harshest criticism yet of Russian elections, saying the vote called "into question Russia's willingness to move towards European standards for democratic elections".

Say, for instance, that a voter wanted to fraudulently call the validity of the vote into question.

We must ensure that recounts are routine and automatic when the margin of victory is close or if there are red flags that put the vote into question.

Nonpartisan election experts have said the problems were not so severe to call President Bush's victory, by about 119,000 votes, into question.

Each sample voted over 47% of its category's probesets when voting into its respective HC class.

"People wonder whether you're calling your conservative voting record into question.

The Turkish vote throws into question the ambitious military strategy that had been devised to overwhelm the forces of President Saddam Hussein.

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Mr Hammond rejected the suggestion that the vote called into question David Cameron's authority.

But analysts say the panel is unlikely to ratify the plan with a vote, calling into question whether the US Congress will act on its recommendations.