Sentence examples for electoral arrangement from inspiring English sources

Rod Wood Nottingham Once again the seductive chimera of an anti-Conservative electoral arrangement is touted for the Richmond Park byelection.

The fast produced an emotional upheaval in the country, and an alternative electoral arrangement was jointly and speedily devised by the leaders of the Hindu community and the untouchables and endorsed by the British government.

Partly at least thanks to a supine judiciary, which is always loth to defy parliament accepting in one instance an electoral arrangement whereby five urban votes were considered equal to a single rural one.

I guess so, since, sadly, I seem to be the only Rick who gets worked up about "this" — this being the basic electoral arrangement we inherited from Great Britain a couple of hundred years ago: the single-member-district, geographically based, plurality-winner-take-all system of representation, which the Brits call "first past the post," or FPTP.

There has not been a week in the past five years without some incident involving terrorists or terrorism.… The Socialists and Communists have made an electoral arrangement that put Mitterand, the Socialist Party Secretary, within a percentage point of the Presidency in 1974,… A REPORTER IN EUROPE about Italy, which is in the kind of crisis that put Mussolini in power.

The Socialists and Communists have made an electoral arrangement that put Mitterand, the Socialist Party Secretary, within a percentage point of the Presidency in 1974, and that in the next 12 months will probably give them control of the National Assembly-and give France its first full govt. of the left since the Front Populaire of 1936.

"But I think that politicians talking about electoral arrangements, and focusing on that, is deeply unattractive to the electorate".

Electoral arrangements vary enormously.

A compromise simply confirmed existing electoral arrangements.

The Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe found flaws in the electoral arrangements.

The pro-democracy camp has enough votes to block the proposed electoral arrangements, and has vowed to do so.