Sentence examples similar to Imposed election from inspiring English sources

Likewise, in Anderson v. Celebrezze, we said: "In the context of a presidential election, state-imposed restrictions implicate a uniquely important national interest.

In more such healing, Democratic congressional leaders met Mr Bush on Capitol Hill and accepted the legitimacy of the election's court-imposed outcome.

Thanks to a Fifa-imposed transfer ban and presidential election at the Camp Nou, the Turkish international would not be able to play until January 2016 – by which time he could be long gone.

Imposed constraints can alter natural desires.

Imposed solutions are unlikely to succeed.

But after the trauma of defeat in the leadership election and his self-imposed exile on the back benches, does David still want the Labour crown, and would he get it even if he did?

The army wants him released so that he can go back to self-imposed exile in London.Before last year's election, Mr Sharif boasted that he had resisted the temptation to topple a weak government through non-democratic means.

Peter Robinson subsequently brought Mr Allister out of self-imposed political exile to contest the European election for the DUP in 2004.

This issue is likely only to heat up given the election season and the government-imposed deadline of December to close the camps.

Musharraf, who took power in a 1999 coup, returned to Pakistan in March after nearly four years of self-imposed exile to contest a May 11 general election, but he was disqualified from standing because of pending court cases.

The selective manual recounts and post-election, court-imposed deadline for certification of Florida's votes are behind us.