Sentence examples for administration elections from inspiring English sources

Opponents argued that the requirements excluded an unacceptable proportion of prospective politicians in the panchayat (village administration) elections.

Allowing a public vote – due to be held on 5 May on the same day as local and devolved administration elections – was a key concession won by the Liberal Democrats as part of coalition negotiations with the Conservatives.

Many MPs within the party feel it is too little too late for such mobilisation, and have turned their minds to what a Corbyn victory could mean and what the impact could be on the London mayoral election, council elections and devolved administration elections next May.

"When problems arise in the administration of elections, we have a responsibility to fix them," said Mr. Bush, who made no mention of the 2000 election.

In Florida, the administration of elections includes statewide and local features.

The commission was charged with finding ways to shorten lines and "to promote the efficient administration" of elections.

The legislation calls for a big infusion of federal resources into the administration of elections -- $3.9 billion over three years.

It suggests that the army feels that the fiction it has been maintaining that it is merely helping a civilian administration hold elections—has become unsustainable.

Changing the rules to promote a single individual conflicts with the constitutional requirement of government neutrality in the administration of elections.

More than 10,000 jurisdictions are involved in the administration of elections, with hundreds of thousands of Americans working to ensure that every vote counts.

This is partly a legacy of Florida in 2000, when it became clear just how much the administration of elections could influence the outcome.