Sentence examples for elections demand from inspiring English sources

General elections demand that party leaders reach out to the people.

"Truly fair elections demand all sides follow the rules by disclosing who their donors are and how much they are spending to advocate their views," Mr. Ferguson said.

The rally, organised by the Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections, demanded electoral reforms a year prior to Malaysia's 12th general elections.

The main anti-Islamist political coalition had already declared that it would boycott the coming elections, demanding the restoration of stability before any vote as well as an overhaul of Egypt's new Constitution.

Anti-government protesters have also rejected the elections, demanding electoral reforms.

In December, protesters angered by allegations of fraud in the Duma elections demanded his resignation.

Mr O'Shea, a Labour candidate for the Acocks Green ward in the city council's May elections, demanded an apology.

The Liberal Democrats issued their first "red line" post-election demand as they said they would only enter a coalition government which sharply increased education spending.

While sales volumes were down as many sellers sat on their hands – and waited out the result of the election – demand remained constant.

The two main parties have spurned the pre-election demand by an alliance of bodies representing GPs, hospital consultants, A&E specialists and other doctors that they commit to finding the "substantial" sum if they form the next government.

This week, as the Scottish executive in Edinburgh announced it was going to abolish university tuition fees in Scotland, the strain visibly showed.The political arithmetic in the Scottish Parliament meant that Donald Dewar, the Labour first minister, had to go some way to meet the election demand of his Liberal Democrat coalition partners to abolish fees.