Sentence examples for election code of conduct from inspiring English sources
The election code of conduct requires state media not to favour particular parties.
For example, the national elections in Ethiopia in 2005 and 2010 have added fuel to further complicating Ethiopia's relations with the West because both elections saw drastic violation of election code of conduct leading to wide-spread violence and drawing international criticisms.
While opposition groups may resort to violence in an attempt to discredit the election, the GoE will enforce the recently enacted Electoral Code of Conduct and its existing election laws without regard to party affiliation.
The Labour MP John Mann says David Laws should not be given another government job until after the next election because he broke the parliamentary code of conduct.
The UAP believes these messages constitute evidence of student code of conduct and elections manual violations.
The raucous election campaign for the largest election in the world's history, enabling potentially 814 million people to vote, and involving 930,000 polling stations, and 1.9 million electronic voting machines, is underway in India with the Election Commission of India and its model code of conduct taking center-stage.
The decision in Republican Party of Minnesota v. White, No. 01-521, was a blow to the American Bar Association, whose code of conduct for judicial elections is a model for many state codes.
If this is adopted as the unwritten code of conduct for all elections, the voters will have an opportunity to make a well-informed decision based on the candidates' merits and vision for America's betterment, notwithstanding any race or gender factor.
The government and some opposition parties have, for instance, signed a code of conduct for the coming election.
What's more, a labor rights watchdog is now accusing McDonald's, a purchaser of Taylor Farms product, of failing to uphold its "supplier code of conduct" in the heated runup to the election.
