Sentence examples for a transparent election from inspiring English sources

On Election Day, much of the expensive biometric equipment that the commission relied on to guarantee a transparent election failed, as did its system for electronically transmitting results.

"It would have been great if they chose the chairman based on a transparent election.

Everybody is concerned that it would not be a transparent election".

Liberians saved lives and their country's stability by conducting a transparent election.

Jacquemain Shabani, the party's secretary-general, said: "Two of our friends have been killed in the campaign for a transparent election.

Hamas is, at the moment, certainly having a very good time, saying to the United States and Europe and Israel: Look, you wanted us to be democrats — we had a transparent election, and we won.

Mr. Salazar, a former member of the PRI who served as a mediator between the government and the Zapatistas, says a fair, transparent election will mean the difference between war and peace.

"We don't know if there will be enough guarantees for a clean, transparent election".

And tomorrow's public exercise in democracy will become the first example of a massively transparent election.

Separately, Senator John McCain of Arizona, the ranking Republican on the Armed Services Committee, laid out yet another scenario: He said that if Mr. Mubarak would agree to not seek re-election; turn over his government to a caretaker; and allow a process to assure "a free, open, transparent election in September," then, "I think you could do that, but this is a narrow window of opportunity.

For all the dangers, Senator John McCain of Arizona, the ranking Republican on the Armed Services Committee, envisioned more promising events on "State of the Union" on CNN, provided certain conditions were met: Mr. Mubarak agrees not to seek re-election; turns over his government to a caretaker; and ensures "a free, open, transparent election in September".