Sentence examples for elections law from inspiring English sources
Palestinian Legislative Council reviews and revises elections law.
The new elections law is based on an archaic law in Egypt.
The electoral commission "could not escape the Constitution and the elections law".
Arizona has a clean elections law that rewards candidates who promise not to take money from special interests.
By 2010, Samuel Alito had replaced O'Connor, and the Court's views on elections law grew more starkly conservative.
"I am protesting against a new elections law that was announced by the government," said Mr. Hasoun as he walked slowly among a few thousand people.
But, he said by telephone: "it couldn't have happened without the clean-elections law to get on the playing field.
Massachusetts is one of only four states with a clean-elections law; Arizona, Maine and Vermont are the others.
A clean-elections law, like those passed by several other states, offers the best hope for cleaning up Albany (editorial, May 26).
Under the previous board-of-elections law, the governor's party held a majority on the state board and the hundred subsidiary county boards.
A revised deBaathification law, to bring back officials from the Saddam Hussein era into public service, is under scrutiny, along with a pensions law to give such officials a better deal.Perhaps most important, a provincial-elections law is under discussion.
