Meanings of elected unopposed in anglès

Ultimately Blatter won an uncontested election when Bin Hammam pulled out following corruption allegations.

Under the cover of secrecy, they may have their say; and anything fewer than 160 votes in an uncontested election would be disastrous for Blatter.

It would be the first time since 1938 (when Douglas Hyde became president in an uncontested election) that Fianna Fáil did not run a candidate.

Calpers' non-binding proposal asks Apple to replace its plurality vote rule in uncontested elections, and require election by a majority of total shares.

Last year, the council counted 48 directors at 35 companies in the Russell 3000 index who did not win majorities in uncontested elections.

Her unopposed election as chair has come under criticism in light of that vote.

The final announcement regarding the fate of Gauteng's e-tolls come after Premier David Makhura's unopposed election as the ANC's provincial chairman.

The Labour Party is to reform the way it chooses its leader following controversy last year over the unopposed election of Brendan Howlin.

After Premier David Makhura's unopposed election as the ANC's provincial chairman, the ruling party in the province announced it plans to end e-tolls.

The previous three leaders were elected by acclamation rather than one member one vote.

On her arrival the little beauty was elected by acclamation.

The result was that all the other candidates withdrew, and Garfield was elected by acclamation.

Claiborne, who was the Territorial Governor, was elected by acclamation the first Governor of the State.

Pope Julius had always been elected by acclamation.