Sentence examples for allowing the election from inspiring English sources

Pakistanis deserve credit for their courage, and the military for allowing the election to go ahead and deploying 73,000 troops to keep order.

There are few political rewards from allowing the election to be framed as one weird religious guy against another weird religious guy.

Rather than allowing the election to descend into partisan hyperbole which repels unpersuaded voters, all the parties should demonstrate their willingness to address the strategic challenges confronting the UK.

It is thought that when the Charter was reconfirmation in 1350 it was changed, allowing the election of a mayor of Wigan for the first time.

On Saturday, with less than 24 hours before Martelly's scheduled departure, Haiti's parliament drafted an agreement allowing the election of an interim president for a four-month term.

Among the reforms proposed were the expanding of voting rights by abolishing the income requisite, the end of lifelong senate tenures and, most important of all, increased descentralization which would turn the country into a full federation by allowing the election of town mayors and provincial presidents (governors).

In the past two years the government has enacted sweeping changes, including ending the house arrest of the democracy activist Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and allowing the elections that put her into Parliament.

The ruling party said it was device that would allow the election commission to save face.

A June agreement with the Malian government allowed the election to go ahead in the Tuareg stronghold of Kidal.

Sunday's action will allow the election commission to certify the vote's results, which is expected later this week.

Officials in Beijing had promised to allow the election of Hong Kong's next leader, in 2017, through universal suffrage.