Sentence examples for elections themselves from inspiring English sources

Elections themselves are notoriously violent affairs in Jamaica.

There is nothing in these elections themselves that could give us grounds for optimism".

"We want to ensure the elections themselves are going to have legitimacy and credibility".

The elections themselves were the ultimate democratic act: Giving Georgia's citizens the right to choose its leaders.

But possible shocks, such as a large refugee exodus from troubled Libya, could change the balance.A worry to some Tunisians is that the elections themselves could cause trouble.

Village elections themselves have hardly proved shining exemplars of democracy in action.When it comes to soothing catchphrases, the party has a patchy record.

At its best, it familiarizes children with the political process, and makes them comfortable with the idea of not just voting, but of standing for election themselves.

Historically, politicians who were standing for elections would go to criminals to raise cash, Mr. Chhokar said, but in some cases in recent years, criminals have decided to cut out the middleman and stand for election themselves.

If the issue is tax – and isn't it always – why should it be shameful to vote to keep more of the money you've earned, but noble to vote to appropriate other people's money (how many Labour voters in last week's election themselves owned houses worth over £2m?) and award it to yourself, or to the groups with which you personally sympathise?

It is believed over 1,000 supporters of Waters joined UKIP in the opening weeks of her leadership bid, and more are likely to have followed in the months since – although new members cannot vote in the leadership election themselves.

But are elections by themselves an adequate criterion?