Sentence examples for complete the election from inspiring English sources

Plans to complete the election quickly by the summer have been shelved partly because of union leaders.

They refrained from criticizing Abdullah and said they hope to "complete the election process with national unity". One campaign aide said Karzai had instructed his team to treat Abdullah with extra respect.

Analysts said India was determined to complete the election before opening any real dialogue with Pakistan and to use what it expected to be a favorable vote as a bargaining piece.

And even if they do they may not return enough MPs to meet the quorum: the south is a Democrat stronghold and the opposition may disrupt voting again.The Election Commission wants the government to issue the royal decree necessary to complete the election; the government wants the commission to do so.

After the father of the Commons, 84-year-old Sir Edward Heath, had rejected pleas for a straightforward ballot to choose from the 12 contenders, it took more than six hours of cumbersome voting to complete the election as even no-hopers took their turn - to the dismay of Westminster modernisers.

The opposition boycotted the election and disrupted voting in Bangkok and the south of the country, so the poll failed to return the 475 members of the 500-seat House of Representatives (the lower house of parliament) that the constitution says is needed to make up a quorum.Ms Yingluck now hopes to complete the election through a series of by-elections to fill the lower house's still-vacant seats.

The board may make reasonable adjustments to the voting time frames above, or postpone the annual meeting when necessary, to complete the elections before the annual meeting.

But their repeated delays in completing the election law (there have been nearly a dozen attempts) threatens their fragile constitutional system as well as the American military withdrawal.

Ms Yingluck and her self-exiled brother Thaksin have not succeeded in completing the election they called last month, nor can they dislodge the PDRC from central Bangkok.

President Obama congratulated Pakistan on successfully completing the election and said he looked forward to working with the government that emerged.

After a year of political deadlock, a new interim government was formed which successfully completed the election of a second constituent assembly in November, 2013 and handed over power to the newly elected representatives.