Sentence examples for election removed from inspiring English sources

Another provision would require election officials to purge voting rolls more frequently, a sore point in Florida, where an improper purge of the rolls before the 2000 election removed many eligible voters.

The 2007 redistribution, which came into effect at the 2008 election, removed Menora and parts of Mount Lawley northeast of Walcott Street, while including all of West Perth as well as Kings Park, which had previously been part of Nedlands.

This owes much to the proximity of the election; removing Mr Brown now would be bizarre.

More likely still, the Beijing-aligned camp may simply ignore the election, removing its legitimacy as a de facto referendum.

There's never a good time to change MPs's pay but immediately after an election removes any hint of vested interest.

The process could also be disrupted if assassination, infirmity or an election removes either General Musharraf or Mr Vajpayee from the scene.Agreeing to talk, moreover, is no more than that.

"This government came to power after winning an election, removing an incumbent government.

Last month's parliamentary elections removed obstructive deputies.

Yesterday's elections removed the possibility of a leftwing government but it didn't negate Greece's desperate need to be governed.

Voters are not required to register with a party to participate in these elections, removing a main incentive for registering with either the Democrat or Republican parties.

BAGHDAD — After weeks of political wrangling and legal challenges, Iraq's highest court on Tuesday ratified the results of landmark parliamentary elections, removing a major obstacle to seating a new Parliament but leaving many frustrated that it had taken so long.