Sentence examples for elections required from inspiring English sources

"They knew that the citywide elections required a primary and then a runoff," Ms. Doran said.

Where is her vote?" Susanne Kendler, head of the voter registration organisation LetmevoteUK, described the process as "confusing" as registering for EU elections required a second set of forms to complete the process.

While last year's Charter Revision Commission decided that the issue of switching to nonpartisan elections required further study before it should be put before the voters as a referendum, this year's commission got its marching orders even before it was formed.

General elections require something different.

But they should remember that winning elections requires more than just standing "athwart history yelling 'Stop!'Stop

The Constitution's plain meaning, so prized by the voters in last week's elections, requires no less.

Does a commitment to democratic elections require one to accept a fair election that puts an anti-democratic party into power?

Elections require masses, and one thing we can say for sure about the American masses is that they do not want a President Gingrich.(Photo credit: AFP).

The court found a separate technical flaw in the process leading up to the elections, requiring a new vote to be held.

The measure creates a four-to-one formula matching formula for donations up to $200 in primary and general elections, requiring participants to honor both cycles.

Whereas Senate elections require that below-the-line voters rank an ever-increasing number of candidates, the system in Victoria allows for a minimum of five boxes to be numbered, beyond which votes can drop out of the count.