Sentence examples for election structure from inspiring English sources

"But as for attracting more voters and those other things, the unitary election structure has not made much of a difference".

But in a national election, structure trumps popularity.

But who is this man, responsible for forcing an incumbent Chicago mayor into an runoff election for the first time since the city implemented its current election structure in 1995?

And if the LDP does as badly as expected in the coming election, its structure could begin to fall apart.

"The speed and the nature of the leadership election, the structure of the hustings, the demand for specific answers on narrow policy points about class sizes or the number of houses to be built, really misses big-picture thinking we need to do, particularly in a European context," he said.

Pages seventy-two and seventy-three of Terry's letter feature graphic representations of the pre-election ownership structure and the post-election transformation.

Led by the Radical Union, Mr. de la Rúa's now unpopular party, the opposition argues that the election as structured is unconstitutional and threatens not to participate.

Lessig defines this objective as follows: "districts must be drawn, and election systems structured, so as to give each citizen as close to equal political influence as possible".

One reason is that the U.S. elections-administration structure is decentralized and sprawling, delegating control to individual states and cities, which select and buy their own voting technology.

At a critical moment in our history, Clinton-Obama would not just be winning an election, but structuring a government capable of lasting achievement and of actually realizing the hopes of average citizens.

We call on women to take an active part and leadership positions in the coming local government elections and structures that will emerge from these elections".