Sentence examples for credible voting from inspiring English sources

Current crowdfunding companies need to establish a cost-efficient and credible voting system for investors to vote on critical business decisions.

The country's democratic institutions face myriad tests in the coming days, analysts said, none more important than ensuring a free, fair and credible voting and tallying process across the nation.

That's right: chaos cannot prepare a credible vote.

The visit comes two weeks after President Obama publicly warned the Sudanese at the United Nations to allow a credible vote.

International observers broadly said the vote and count had been transparent so far and the new electoral commission promised a credible vote.

After last year's troubled presidential election, both the government and its foreign supporters are under intense pressure to hold a credible vote for Parliament, scheduled for Sept. 18.

To make good on that pledge, it needs to lift the state of emergency now and begin working with opposition groups to plan for a credible vote.

After neglecting the problem for far too long, President Obama and his top aides are pushing both sides to fulfill their commitments to ensure a credible vote and to accept the results.

Citing the Egyptian Constitution, Mrs. Clinton said that if Mr. Mubarak stepped down now, Egypt would have to hold elections for a new president in 60 days — too little time for the government or the opposition to organize a credible vote.

Holding a peaceful, credible vote is always difficult in a country as poor and turbulent as Haiti, but this one faces staggering challenges beginning with the fact that 1.3 million people are still displaced.

So the United States and its allies will have to lay down a clear list of steps that are the minimum for holding a credible vote this year and building a democracy.