Hungary, where elections are being held Sunday, is an example of how elected politicians can strictly follow the letter of the law and yet manage to tilt the playing field to their benefit.
The ZAPU delegation proposed an immediate switch to black majority rule, a government elected on a "strictly non-racial" basis, and reluctantly offered some sweeteners for the Rhodesian white population, "which we detested", Nkomo says, including some reserved seats for whites in parliament.
Voters were allowed to choose only candidates who adhere to Iran's official ideology, who even once elected, have their power strictly limited by unelected institutions.
Without access to detailed measurements of both fractions, we elected to consider a strictly temporal contrast, reserving spatiotemporal refinements of exposure for future work.
But to be elected he has to follow a strictly choreographed one-week campaign that would have American political consultants gnashing their teeth.
"To have nine people who were not elected and who are chosen by a strictly partisan, divided Senate and president of the same party, that makes the court very clearly one of the political branches, like Congress.
Strictly speaking, France has never before elected a centrist president.
The defense budget is strictly controlled by the military and even the elected officials are unable to demand any audits of the spending and allocations.
The findings underscore the fact that across academia and practice, medical examiners and coroners – the clinical professionals and elected officials who classify violent or suspicious deaths – disagree over what strictly constitutes a suicide by cop.
Rather than act on the "commitment" professed in his Cairo speech "to governments that reflect the will of the people," Obama has elected to say nothing and quietly redirect democracy promotion funds toward strictly economic projects.
