Sentence examples for changing the election from inspiring English sources

Earlier, Mr. Bloomberg said he would not violate the mayor's confidence, and Mr. Green has long been opposed to changing the election laws.

"But then came the moment when I saw him changing the election system, abolishing elections for governors of Russia's regions and getting rid of the single-member constituencies.

And as to that federal law about not changing the election rules after the election: Our view was that we weren't changing the rules, but merely interpreting them broadly.

I hope that if Mr. Miller sincerely believes that third parties spoil elections, he will try to persuade both major parties to work toward changing the election system to one that includes instant runoff voting, in which voters rank the candidates in order of preference.

"That is changing the election system".

The recently revealed video of Governor Mitt Romney at a fundraising event last May is changing the election conversation.

The posting of once-privileged exit polls, which the networks pay for, and the linking with state boards of election for county-by-county results are changing the election-night equation between media organizations and consumers, the report said.

The federal law "serves obvious and important public policy interests by prohibiting precisely what is happening in Florida today," the Bush appeal told the justices, "where the candidate who did not receive the most votes and his supporters are attempting to overturn the results of the presidential election by changing the rules after the election has been held".

Other justices were troubled by the possibility that the Florida court's decisions had violated federal law by changing the state's election statutes after Election Day.

Vernon officials responded by changing the city's election rules, passing a law that set up the special hearing process.

I mean, it had to register somehow with the Florida courts that that statute was there and that it might be in the state's best interest not to go around changing the law after the election.