A dry, caustic, Protestant tax lawyer, Mr Schäuble admired the jovial, gluttonous Mr Kohl for his sheer physical presence, flair and capacity for winning elections.
Most importantly, Dewey's experimentalist model of democracy helps us see the epistemic import of several democratic institutions that sustain its dynamism, its capacity for change: periodic elections, a free press skeptical of state power, petitions to government, public opinion polling, protests, public comment on proposed regulations of administrative agencies.
Furthermore, the Iranian regime, however nasty it is, has the capacity for change (as the election of President Rouhani makes clear), and also shows no signs of collapsing (unlike Syria or Iraq).
Health care, Afghanistan and the terrorism panic may have exhausted Washington's already limited capacity for heavy lifting, especially in an election year.
For many, Obama's election showed a capacity for changing course and a level of citizen participation not thought possible.
In this capacity he received numerous documents of historical interest, such as a tally of votes for election to the Central Committee from the 8th Party Congress in 1919.
"The West African Elections project is aimed at developing the capacity of the media in ICTs in order for them to use it as a tool for election coverage and the provision of elections information and knowledge for planned elections...".. The official site of the political party whose 2012 presidential candidate is Abu Sakara Foster.
"I am running for election".
Established fairness theme for election.
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Whoever runs for election will win.
