Sentence examples for election the rules from inspiring English sources

To avoid the perception that a Speaker is being politically influenced by their desire to stand in the next election, the rules could be altered so that the Speaker is elected to a fixed, non-renewable term of office.

If there is to be a leader of the Australian Labor party going into an election the rules have been changed to ensure that that person remains for the following three years.

Two election bills the Rules Committee is considering have strong support in the Senate.

David Cameron announced the plans for a mandatory approach after the election, saying the rules would come into force in 2016.

American politicians are breaking in a new tradition this year: If you lose power in an election, rewrite the rules so that the victor doesn't have any.

Elections, the rule of law, and a strong civil society all reinforce one another, as Mr Clinton said this week in his speech on the UN's declaration of human rights.

Due process, elections, the rule of law, a separation of religion from government, non-discrimination, and checks and balances are alien to their intellectual and cultural universes.

The generals claimed neutrality in the latest elections, but the rules sidelined a large slice of the political spectrum.

"We've been working for 10 years toward this moment only to find out that a day before the elections all the rules have changed".

Others point out that during the 2002 campaign, Mr Uribe said he was against re-election; changing the rules midway through his term seems unsporting.

The true winner in the election is the rule of law.