Sentence examples for electoral competitions from inspiring English sources

Because both countries have messy, noisy, flawed electoral competitions, there is a strong temptation for office-holders and would-be office-holders to play the Islamist card.

The problems of electoral competition did not disappear.

Will the war become a sidebar in electoral competition terms?

What matters is that Georgia's fragile democracy survives its first gloves-off electoral competition.

The Muslim Brotherhood, Mr. Morsi's Islamist movement, accepts — indeed excels at — electoral competition.

"Except in a world gone topsy-turvy, additional campaign speech and electoral competition is not a First Amendment injury".

After midterm "wave elections" in 2006 and 2010, the calmer outlook this time reduces the stakes of electoral competition next year.

Singapore's government claims it has faced enough electoral competition to keep it honest but not so much that there was a high risk of losing power.

While aristocratic electoral competition was tradition during the republic, this period began to exhibit the escalation in competitiveness that was later fatal to the republic.

Twenty years ago, Latin American military dictatorships gave way to democracies, accompanied by vigorous social movements and great hope for electoral competition and the rule of law.

On the stump, Mr. McCain repeatedly raises the subject of his problems in New York, saying that more electoral competition is permitted in Russia.