Sentence examples for election judicial from inspiring English sources

When she pressed him further on what it would take for him to run, he answered, "A free and fair election, judicial supervision, international supervision, an independent commission to look after the election to make sure the election is not rigged as it used to be".

Charter 08 affirmed the importance of freedom, human rights, equality as "universal values shared by all humankind" and endorsed direct elections, judicial independence and an end to Communist Party dominance.

Would the rule of law be cynically swept aside by the A.N.C. if Mr. Zuma's election preceded judicial resolution of the matter?

Rather, Section 5 provides a safe harbor for states to select electors in contested elections "by judicial or other methods" established by laws prior to the Election Day.

By means of free and fair elections under judicial supervision.

That effort had started with government fears after a series of activist decisions, including one that placed elections under judicial supervision.

They have confidence in their elections, their judicial system, their local police and their national leadership.

"For a court that cares a great deal about appearances, this certainly creates the appearance that justices take sides in elections," a judicial ethics expert told The Huffington Post earlier this week.

What the writers propose are partial measures; expenditure-regulated judicial elections are judicial elections nonetheless.

A bill expected to be introduced this week would turn the state's non-partisan judicial elections into partisan elections with heightened involvement of the political parties.

It sees the judicial election as intensification of the politicised justice already dispensed under Mr Morales.