Sentence examples for election the power from inspiring English sources
Why not give the president upon election the power to appoint an additional justice, with Senate consent?
Instead, it will depend on the murkiest element of this election, the power that Trump personally has over his supporters.
When the justification for many policies amounts to "because we are an Islamic Republic", political freedom is bound to remain circumscribed.Since Mr Rohani's election the power structure has remained unchanged and he has given few jobs to reformists.
Human souls have, besides this, through divine election, the power of reason.
Looking back upon the 2008 presidential election, the power of the black vote cannot be discounted.
Some of the significant privileges of the military are the reservation of 25percentt of seats in parliament without election, the power to dismiss government in case of national emergency, and the requirement of more than 75percentt of votes in parliament for any constitutional amendment.
If on Monday the army's candidate, Ahmed Shafiq, is declared the winner, the old regime would have conducted a clean sweep of the revolution: the power to order new parliamentary elections, the power to rewrite the consitution and the presidency.
Debates rage over the timing of elections, the power of Islamists, the weakness of civilian rulers and the lack of accountability of their military counterparts, who suggested on Tuesday, in a seeming concession to protesters, that they would help protect civil liberties in the drafting of a new constitution.
Yet even before the 2008 elections, the power of the internet was clear: that the Drudge Report -- a conservative news site -- first broke the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal in the 1990s; the fact that the 2004 Dean campaign was largely powered by e-activism; and the rise of both the liberal and conservative blogosphere were all testaments to this fact.
— JEREMY W. PETERS Just before 11 p.m., a pivotal hour for presidential election coverage, the power went out inside ABC's tricked-out studio above Times Square.
As always, the Kurds, who represent about fifteen per cent of the population, and who won a total of fifty-seven seats in the election, hold the power of the swing vote.
