Sentence examples for electoral constraints from inspiring English sources
Liberated from electoral constraints, Mr Obama has made swift moves on some of the trickiest issues.
European leaders holding their breath for Germany's elections should not confuse their own hopes for Germany with that country's own intentions, whoever wins power and however free of electoral constraints its politicians are.
Obama is liberated from the constraints of electoral politics and can get tough with voters that annoy him.
If we libertarians emulate the creativity and activism of the Occupy Movement to solve problems with non-state solutions, we can propel the Liberty Movement forward and truly foment a revolution outside the constraints of electoral politics.
"We only have one week to rerun the election" in those districts, said the electoral commission chairman, Abraham Mwinyi Jumbe, citing constraints imposed by the region's constitution.
In nations that lack experience with constitutional constraints and democratic accountability, electoral victors usually embrace winner-take-all strategies; they shut out the opposition, govern as they see fit and unsettle their neighbors.
Not having to worry about re-election, and coming off a resounding electoral victory, Merkel faces much fewer constraints.
"It is important to note that the early attempts to produce electoral education material was hindered by legislative constraints making it an offence to encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders to vote".
There is also scope to trim government spending as a means to meet the budget objectives and constraints, but the political will and electoral concerns make these harder to implement than a tax hike, or so it appears.
It further argues that, 3) it would have been difficult to design a legislative electoral system to better over-represent the ideological right given the constraints and political context of the time.
Thus constraint on freedom of inquiry by a democratic majority in an electoral democracy would represent not only a violation of freedom but a violation of the democratic process.
