Sentence examples for effective elections from inspiring English sources

Their main message, the report's authors say, is to place the goal of holding effective elections ahead of the goal of completing them by September.

"It's going to be a very, very uphill task to deploy the logistics, the whole gamut of logistics, required to mount effective elections," said Olisa Agbakoba, a past president of the Nigerian Bar Association.

It is far from easy to organize effective elections in the world's poorest societies, such as Haiti or Djibouti, where many citizens lack basic education, literacy, and access to modern transportation and communications, in rentier states rotten with corruption, and in deeply-divided societies wracked by years of conflict, such as the Democratic Republic of Congo or Afghanistan.

Abbott ran one of the most effective election campaigns in a generation.

Even Uri admits that he cannot imagine any more effective election ploy.

These charities illustrate that collaboration, planning, timing, and targeting are the building blocks of effective election campaigns.

Cameron was convinced Coulson would make 'a formidable contribution' to building 'a most effective' election-winning strategy.

Asked about the conversation a few days later, Tymoshenko explained that Saakashvili meant "effective election observers, not ninjas.

The "restrictions are contrary to the core principles of credible and effective election observation," he said in the statement.

"People build tremendous hope into democracy, but to be able to deliver you need an effective state as well as an effective election system," Norris said.

A few days before the Duma elections, the government started cracking down on the most effective election-monitoring N.G.O. in the country, Golos ("voice").