Sentence examples for Bad elections from inspiring English sources

"Bad elections will open wounds rather than heal them," said Ghassan al-Atiyyah, the director of the Iraqi Foundation for Development and Democracy, an independent governance group here.

The West needs to protest about bad elections to encourage Nigerians, Sudanese and others fighting for clean ones.

"There were dozens of reasons to veto this bad elections bill with its restrictions on voting, more corporate campaign money and reduced public disclosure being just a few".

As Ethan's blog outlines, the initial concept of Promise Tracker was born from the observation that in many places around the world, we have achieved open, fair and "bad" elections.

So if this domestic brawl can not be amicably settled -- and it's hard to see how that's possible -- maybe it's time for the proper endgame not for bad elections but for bad marriages: divorce.

Haiti is today sliding back toward dictatorship: disastrously bad elections, sanctioned by the US and Canada, have produced a parliament packed with thugs and drug dealers, the old army is being revived, and leading figures in the current government have links to the dictatorships of old.

Nigeria cannot afford another bad election.

This compromise is a bad election-year joke.

By all means, let's change our comically bad election laws.

Peter Robinson's (and formerly Ian Paisley's) DUP had a bad election in May too.

General incompetence, all the divisions  and bad election results will persuade enough party members that we made a mistake".