Sentence examples for commitment to elections from inspiring English sources
In an interview, Justice Butler — a graduate of the University of Wisconsin law school who served for 12 years as a judge in Milwaukee courts — said the past few months had tested his commitment to elections.
Reviving General Musharraf's back-room deal with the former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, however distasteful, may be a way back from the abyss if it includes a real commitment to elections by the general, if Ms. Bhutto insists that the eletions be open to all parties and if Mr. Bush gives her strong backing.
It doesn't appear to be swaying Democrats, either: A Thompson staffer told me the chairman appreciates Rogers's commitment to election security but is focused on passing the Democratic bill.
If no action is taken, that failure will be a testament to the shortness of memory and the shallowness of commitments to election reform.
Mr Mubarak, while clinging desperately to office, made a commitment to free elections in September.
President Musharraf reiterated his government's commitment to such elections in his National Day speech last week".
But despite the numerous violations, the Russian people's commitment to these elections was astonishing.
And so there is continuing uncertainty about the military's commitment to allowing elections to take place within the next four months, as scheduled.
The movement has staying power and Bangkok's snooty elites "have been kidding themselves," he says.A commitment to hold elections soon should end the protest.
Our government's commitment to fair elections in Peru is important, but in fact, our government cannot have a higher commitment than to an individual's human rights.
