Significados de scrutineer en inglés

The scrutineer of American politics is not the voter but the opponent.

In the process, Mr Alwin Jimmy allegedly assaulted a scrutineer inside the countting room.

Milton Kennedy, scrutineer, lifted his eyebrows as per agreement.

He was active as a volunteer organiser, helped organise race meetings and was a chief scrutineer.

One scrutineer isn't enough.

Milton Kennedy, who had to act as scrutineer at the poll in town, was forced to leave home with the mystery unsolved.

It's good to see that sleepless scrutineer of sexism, Jimmy Deenihan TD, complaining about the way the Irish media cover women in sport.

She was 19 and counting votes for the Electoral Commission in the 1993 federal election, for which McGowan was volunteering as a scrutineer.

The Scrutineer began calling the cardinals forward in order of precedence.

For this reason the returning officers and the scrutineers were pledged to secrecy.

Labor scrutineers told news.com.au older voters have punished the party for its higher-taxing agenda.

Any errors that survived the attentions of the scrutineers are, of course, my own.

It is those out of power and craving it that are the real scrutineers.

The whole experiment was worth it, though, if only for The Day Today's Scrutineer.

The first Scrutineer shook the receptacle to mix the votes.

Meanwhile, hundreds of scrutineers and observers have received accreditation to monitor Bougainville's upcoming independence referendum.