Sentence examples for electoral decisions from inspiring English sources

Absent information about the content of these decisions, the electorate can neither ensure accountability for foolish or unlawful policies nor make informed electoral decisions.

But electoral decisions are not made in laboratory settings where issues are dissected.

In a triumph of brain over heart, Kenyans are forcing themselves to take cold-blooded, highly strategic electoral decisions.

Longtime residents of a locality should not be held to the electoral decisions made by students who are, almost by definition, transients.

The fact is that voters will not be using the information disclosed in these works to inform any electoral decisions in the very near future.

Mr. Davis, however, displays nerves of steel when he is fighting for his political survival, and demonstrates his greatest decisiveness in one area: his contempt for voters as people who simply can't be trusted with big electoral decisions.

Political psychologists increasingly dismiss reason as having any role in electoral decision.

Voters would be deprived of information they would have received from the parties and from the independent groups that want to have a say in the electoral decision.

Naturally, I would love to share David Owen's conviction that the British public have got right every electoral decision in his lifetime.

No man's land New Silk Roads ReprintsThe protesters, many from the poor north-east of Thailand, regard Mr Abhisit's government as an illegitimate front for a commercial, aristocratic and military elite that has repeatedly refused to accept the electoral decision of the people.

Legalistic minds find hard to grasp the highest governmental purpose of the high court: to decide coolly an issue that Congress and the states would find passionately divisive, and to use its institutional public trust to assure Americans that their electoral decision was arrived at lawfully.