Sentence examples for adequate election from inspiring English sources

They should be doing their bit to bring about an adequate election.

But with Mr Obasanjo yet to say whom he favours to succeed him, dozens of other candidates are now proclaiming their own presidential ambitions, further splitting the political elites and confusing the PDP succession.All this has prompted real concerns as to whether an adequate election will be held at all.

For T2 glottic carcinoma an adequate selection and staging for the election of the best treatment option is necessary, The major tumor-related parameter that influences the likelihood of local control is T stage and extension of disease.

It will be difficult to provide adequate paramilitary forces for election purposes and for the IPL.

The report found that the former Napthine government rushed the contract in the lead up to last year's election without adequate planning and preparation.

The delay in the appearance of Bengali ballots prompted advocates for South Asian voters to sue the city's Board of Elections on Tuesday over what they called its repeated failure to provide adequate language assistance in elections until now.

She also stressed the dangers of holding elections without adequate preparation.

Our current decentralized, disjointed state-based system is no longer adequate for protecting our elections against foreign interference in the 21st century.

If election offices had adequate resources and precise rules, voting lists might accurately reflect who is entitled to vote.

Key responded that National would set its own policy agenda and that there was adequate time before the next election for voters to digest National Party policy proposals.

You are encouraged to write your Senators and Representatives to demand attention be given to filling the currently vacant post of Surgeon General in the United States, and end to playing with health to win political points in an election year, and adequate funding to provide the ability to respond to emerging health crises at home and abroad and to plan for future ones.