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Meanings of unopposed election in English
Catalan
elecció per unanimitat Election in which all candidates are guaranteed to be elected.
Synonyms
Examples for "acclamation"
Examples for "acclamation"
1
The news of this was received in New Spain with general acclamation.
2
On this issue the vote in the affirmative practically was by acclamation.
3
He is the best-known poet of the country by acclamation-notby criticism.
4
His Royal Highness was received by the troops with delight and acclamation.
5
This absolutely original composition was received with acclamation, and it deserves it.
1
Ultimately Blatter won an uncontested election when Bin Hammam pulled out following corruption allegations.
2
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.
3
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.
4
Calpers' non-binding proposal asks Apple to replace its plurality vote rule in uncontested elections, and require election by a majority of total shares.
5
Last year, the council counted 48 directors at 35 companies in the Russell 3000 index who did not win majorities in uncontested elections.
1
Ms Mary Elliot of Fine Gael was elected unopposed as Leas Cathaoirleach.
2
Te Amo was elected unopposed to the Murupara Community Board.
3
He was elected unopposed at the WAO's inaugural assembly in Glasgow on May 21st.
4
Both were elected unopposed to their new positions recently.
5
However, no votes were counted in the 24 constituencies where Sinn FΘin was elected unopposed.
1
The previous three leaders were elected by acclamation rather than one member one vote.
2
On her arrival the little beauty was elected by acclamation.
3
The result was that all the other candidates withdrew, and Garfield was elected by acclamation.
4
Claiborne, who was the Territorial Governor, was elected by acclamation the first Governor of the State.
5
Pope Julius had always been elected by acclamation.
Usage of unopposed election in English
1
Her unopposed election as chair has come under criticism in light of that vote.
2
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.
3
The Labour Party is to reform the way it chooses its leader following controversy last year over the unopposed election of Brendan Howlin.
4
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.
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Translations for unopposed election