Sentence examples for elections rights from inspiring English sources

The government is withholding permits from two coalitions of Egyptian organizations wanting to monitor parliamentary elections, rights groups said Wednesday.

As for the supposed lack of clarity in applying economic and social rights, is it really any easier to quantify equality, or to ensure free elections, rights one presumes you consider "real"?

Mark Lilla, writing in The New Republic last summer on "why the dogma of democracy doesn't always make the world better," sees "democracy" as simply a set of aphorisms about elections, rights, and free markets, part of a wider intellectual exhaustion.

It's gotten the last two American presidential elections right.

"Getting assistance to the population is more important than elections right now," said Provisional Electoral Council president, Leopold Berlanger.

"We've had a couple of elections right here in Westchester that have gone to a recount," he said.

My favorite prediction tool, and the one with the best record of getting elections right, is the Iowa Electronic Markets.

While voting is hot on the national dialogue with midterm elections right around the corner, CTO policies are not solely focused on getting people to the polls.

Why can't the polls just get elections right?

After getting 15 consecutive elections right, it has been wrong in two out of the last three times.

As one future Afghan voter poignantly observed, "We need to get the elections right or else we will be abandoned".