Sentence examples for Educational election from inspiring English sources

Bill Hain, executive director of the state ethics commission, which is overseeing the Clean Election Act, said it was also an educational election.

That project has opened up all sorts of ideas, for computers, televisions and educational and election programs, she said.

Both are relying on a C$6-7m 6-7mational campaign by theducationalagencampaignnents of change may have the edge, bythehelectionagencyf hurdle: they must win a majority in 60% of constituencies as well as the votes of 60% of all those who turn out.Proponents

In a sense, we could say that past is of no importance – if social systems produce discriminations, they do that by means of self-referential criteria as, for instance, examination in educational system or general election in political system, for sure not because of familiar membership or gender distinctions23 – and this is the reason why past is so obsessively calculated.

And if you plot indicators of a successful society from the ease of doing business to turnout in elections to educational attainment on a map of Italy's boot today, you get the same differentiation between north and south.What has caused this strange predictability?

Makiba's association was set up in 2007, the same year as Dicko's election, to create educational and work opportunities for young people.

Cameron said he could deliver in four areas identified by Clegg as priorities in the Lib Dem election manifesto: Targeting educational resources on deprived pupils through a "pupil premium".

I even found myself wondering if this last strange episode was a Goveian plot from beyond the grave, to unsettle the otherwise rather successful dulling down of the educational debate before the general election.

Certainly, equal voting opportunity is highly important to our democracy, but so are issues that do not make or break a presidential election, like equal educational, employment and economic opportunity.

As the August 2nd deadline to raise the U.S. debt ceiling looms and much of the media attention turns towards prospects of a U.S. default on paying its bills, it may be worth remembering the debt problem that no one is talking about -- one that may have even more direct implications on unemployment, consumer spending and even the next election -- our educational debt crisis.

Ranging from election commission to educational institutes and so on the number is swelling the Courts, PBSC, police etc. Politicians and other state officials in the power corridor make illegal appointments in various public offices.