Sentence examples for elections to submit from inspiring English sources

He gave the panel until after the elections to submit its conclusions.

He said that he would, however, honor a request by Gov. Phil Bryant, a Republican, to wait until after the election to submit a blueprint.

A registered party wishing to contest the European elections has to submit a deposit of £5,000 and submit a completed set of nomination papers to the Electoral Commission by the 24 April.

The defined "mission" of this commission was to "study the registration and voting processes used in Federal elections" and to "submit a report to the President that identifies" so-called "vulnerabilities in voting systems and practices used in Federal elections that could lead to improper voter registrations and improper voting, including fraudulent voter registrations and fraudulent voting".

In a statement issued through the union, McCluskey said: "I intend to be a candidate in the upcoming general secretary election and to submit my record to the vote of Unite members.

This is backed up by research by the Citizenship Foundation, which, as part of its remit to help children understand their role in society, recently invited 1,750 children from primary schools to submit election manifestos.

Two days before verdict, @navalny publishes new corruption investigation into Russian Railways http://t.co/XffWM9IBHx — Miriam Elder (@MiriamElder) 16 Jul 13 Last week, video posted online showed Mr. Navlany and his supporters marching to an election office in Moscow to submit the papers necessary to allow him to run for mayor of the city.

The Act requires jurisdictions having a history of voting discrimination to submit election law changes for preclearance review by the Justice Department pursuant to authority granted Congress under the 15th amendment (providing that the right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged... on account of race").

The former Rhodesia has a history of conflict, with white settlers dispossessing the resident population, guerrilla armies forcing the white government to submit to elections, and the post-independence leadership committing atrocities in southern areas where it lacked the support of the Matabele people.

But political parties were also scrambling to meet the Monday deadline for candidates to submit their election papers.

They were able to do so thanks in part to the Supreme Court decision to overturn part of the Voting Rights Act in 2013, which meant states no longer had to submit new election laws to the federal government.