Sentence examples for change of election from inspiring English sources
He thought a change of election was for the best, even if the administration pleased the people.
Section 5 compared what the position of African-Americans would be under a proposed change of election procedure with their current position, while Section 2 considers whether an election law would, in effect, disproportionately affect minority voters compared to white voters.
Ever since the change of the election date that had so alarmed Bob, men had been bearing down on Hope Road, dropping heavy warnings to the singer.
Any deal that reinforces Hamas's stranglehold — rather than building a path toward change of government, elections and eventual disarmament — is misconceived.
Pope John Paul II changed the rules of election in 1996.
A dozen different versions of election change are to be voted on, along with possibly hundreds of amendments.
In the future, we are interested in the collection of latest wiki-elections data and to find the change in the behavior of election participants.
The two Houston congressmen, Mr. Stein said, stood a good change of winning re-election.
If the party hangs together, there is no foreseeable prospect of a change of government through elections.
"But with 42 days left, he's had a sudden change of heart — an election-time conversion".
