Sentence examples for election a process from inspiring English sources

The traditional establishment parties collapsed in the presidential election – a process, to varying degrees, that is being mirrored across Europe.

Weighed down by three years of a shrinking economy, the government of Brian Cowen, the prime minister, has reached a political nadir, with many people expecting an early election — a process that further complicates the deficit-cutting agenda.

With Mr. Ruto's appearance before the court in The Hague for his role in the violence that rocked the country after the disputed 2007 election, a process began that could influence not only the future of Kenya but also of the much-criticized tribunal as well.

Zimbabwean election officials had raised hopes over the weekend that Mr. Mugabe and his leading challenger for president, Morgan Tsvangirai of the M.D.C., might be called in as early as Monday to begin verifying the outcome of the presidential election, a process expected to take about a week.

A passionate advocate of "direct democracy," he has championed giving voters the right to sack their MPs by being able to force a by-election – a process known as "recall".

He and Mr. Karzai then met with United Nations officials about elections, a process that Mr. Khalilzad is ferociously prodding.

The Security Council established a deadline of Dec. 15 for Iraqis to fix a timetable for drawing up a constitution and holding elections, a process that the Bush administration had endorsed and has been pressing the Iraqis to complete.

In recent days, a growing number of officials have been calling for new elections, a process that would require the consent of Congress and the nation's highest court.

They particularly dislike the Muslim Brotherhood, a pan-Arab Islamist group, for making such 20th-century compromises as entering politics and campaigning in elections, a process they think usurps authority from God to man.

Mr. Bellone's election began a process of healing, and the language order moves that process along.

"This election shows a process of accelerated transition from the rule of the gun," Mr. Arnault said.