Sentence examples for elections that should be from inspiring English sources
The final session, chaired by Professor Lucian Bebchuk, went beyond proxy access and focused on whether there are any further changes to the arrangements governing corporate elections that should be considered.
If they follow through in the general elections that should be held later this year, the composition of Iraq's Parliament will change substantially.
Yet these less representative primary electorates determine which candidates advance to November - and in some cases (like the 31st congressional district last year and the 25th district this year) keep one party entirely out of general elections that should be very competitive between the major parties.
It's not an election that should be taken lightly.
"We believe that there is additional information concerning the Russian government and the U.S. election that should be declassified and released to the public.
Three weeks after the election, Ron Wyden, an Oregon Democrat, and six other members of the committee sent a public letter to Obama, declaring, "We believe there is additional information concerning the Russian Government and the U.S. election that should be declassified and released to the public".
"There is an exhortation to vote for a specific candidate in an election -- that should be our standard" for whether advertisements convey an electioneering message, she said.
Critics argue that Section 5 gives unprecedented and unconstitutional power to the federal government over election matters that should be the province of the states.
Chilean President Sebastian Pinera says the decision by many Chileans not to vote in Sunday's local elections is a "warning sign" that should be heeded.
In the end, it is the states that have the constitutional duty to hold fair elections and that should be held accountable.
It was Petraeus' military leadership that made Saturday's election possible, and that should be recognized in all the analysis that will be going on about the results.
