Sentence examples for complete elections from inspiring English sources

"Even though democracy here in Thailand is not complete, elections are the only starting point to create change for the better," said "Bird", a 47-year-old musician.

Solidarno's victory in 1989 was not complete: elections had not been free and, in a power sharing agreement, half of Mazowiecki's cabinet was filled by members from the previous Communist government: the Polish United Worker's Party PZPRR) and their satellite parties, the Democratic Party (SD) and United Peasants Party ZSLSL).

The patterns describe voter registration, ballot structure, election day management, voting process, and the complete election.

Congo's incumbent president, Joseph Kabila, left, has won a tense runoff, nearly complete election results showed.

Nearly complete election results showed Mr. Roh winning with 48.9percentt of the vote, compared with 46.6percentt for Mr. Lee.

But no one can complain that Americans are not getting a clear choice.The complete election briefing, in PDF format, is available free.

It may be that the heroic phase of the Bush revolution is coming to an end, whoever wins on November 2nd.The complete election briefing in PDF format is available to subscribers here.

That does not mean the president will win the coming contest; but he can hardly complain about the issues under discussion.The complete election briefing in PDF format is available to subscribers here.

Italians will react complete election results only Wednes day night, because another printers' strike the fourth in three weeks will eliminate the Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning issues of most daily newspapers.

But after long lines and chaotic polling scenes in 2012, as well as problems producing complete election results, the State Legislature this year authorized the return of the lever machines for the primary and any ensuing runoff, though it insisted that the city make the electronic machines work for the November general election.

The complete election process and speeches, including Ms Sturgeon's acceptance speech, can be watched live or on demand at BBC Scotland's Democracy Live website.