Sentence examples for an electoral provision from inspiring English sources

The court interpreted Guam's law on the election of governors identical to an electoral provision in the Virgin Islands.

How do you propose to make electoral provision for these displaced people?" Mr Clegg angrily replied: "To refer to cleansing would be deeply offensive to people who have witnessed ethnic cleansing in other parts of the world.

"The court is likely to resolve this matter quickly, as it has done on other occasions where electoral provisions are an issue (as during the 2010 election).

The problem with this is the issue doesn't present itself to a population that barely knows the Constitutional provision of an electoral college exists until that are shocked by the aftermath of its disproportionate influence.

The election marked the first time the provision of the North-West Territories Act 1880 that allowed for an electoral district to be proclaimed if an area the size of 1000 square miles had 1000 residents had been activated.

Being himself will be an electoral asset.

The shortfall is becoming an electoral issue.

The experiment is an electoral reform for local elections that improved the electoral prospects of smaller parties and party rebels.

It might be to work on an electoral process.

Labour looked like an electoral dead cert.

Yes, 'Citizens United' gives Republicans an electoral edge.