Sentence examples for capacity of election from inspiring English sources

However, overconfidence in the capacity of election technology to protect the poll, combined with recruitment challenges, meant that some polling stations did not have opposition agents while others had agents with relatively low capacity.

According to him, a commonality underlying these type of movements is the intrinsic capacity of elections to help citizens coordinate their anti-regime efforts.

"The coalition will work with all parties to reform and improve the capacity of the police, judiciary and Election Commission," he said.

The cost of election campaigns has increased beyond their capacity to pay.

While Africanists assume that context make a significant difference, the empirical analysis points to very similar effects of electoral institutions in Africa as in established democracies; regarding reductive effects, effects on the party system, governing capacity, competition and fairness of elections.

Almost everyone who follows politics lives for the "Dewey Defeats Truman" moments when pollsters get things wrong, because such moments vindicate the existence of actual elections, and the capacity of the public to surprise.

Around the world, UNDP works to expand access to justice, establish effective institutions, develop the capacity of parliaments, conduct fair and transparent elections - two every month, every year - and promote human rights.

This characterization of election provokes negative evaluation, in particular negative judgement of the Labor Party in terms of capacity to win.

It is assumed that all nodes are isomorphic and all nodes have similar amount of energy capacity in each election round.

He served in this capacity until the election of Republican Simeon S. Willis.

Finally, we discuss the effects of election polling data on election outcomes.