Sentence examples for basis for elections from inspiring English sources

The constitution will form the basis for elections in December.

The parties also agreed that by 16 September they would establish the constitutional basis for elections and adopt the necessary electoral laws.

The administration is also considering a temporary constitution for Iraq, and officials said they spent considerable time on Tuesday debating how to speed the process of drafting a permanent constitution that would provide the basis for elections.

If he wants to be president, he would have to run as a civilian, but there is no precedent and no constitutional basis for presidential elections.

If this is the basis for the elections in Israel to be held next year, then new hope will arise for change in the Middle East -- after two years of Palestinian violence, Israeli retaliation, hundreds of Israeli victims, thousands of Palestinian victims and the fatalistic view, however unjustified, that the right to live in peace is not to be granted to the inhabitants of the Middle East.

In addition, some states now allow residents to register to vote on election day, polls are opened on multiple days and in multiple locations in some states, and Internet voting has even been introduced on a limited basis for some elections.

Instead of resigning, George W. Bush uses his record of deception as a basis for re-election to the presidency.

Political influence would shift as well, at least to some degree, because the census is also the basis for reshaping election districts.

In an interview at his spartan campaign headquarters in Mountainside, Mr. Kean contended that issues of age and legislative experience would not form the basis for the election.

The first way could be that this represents, for the government, a strategic lowering of ambition – don't try to set some grand agenda, just do what the voters say they want, which is to find practical solutions for practical problems, and use that as a basis for post-election recovery.

Mr. Aloko rejected criticism that the special court had no constitutional or legal basis for overturning the elections, and that at most it could prosecute cases of fraud.