Sentence examples for electoral finance from inspiring English sources

Australia's electoral finance regime is among the most liberal of all comparable political systems.

That's my beef, not so much with him but our electoral finance rules.

My letter included a detailed analysis of Australia's electoral finance regime and a number of recommendations for reform.

In particular, it was directed to look at how comparable democracies regulate electoral finance from private sources and the effectiveness of the various measures they employ.

In October last year, the high court rejected a constitutional challenge by property developer, Geoff McLoy, to the 2009 NSW electoral finance reforms.

A key recommendation was that an independent statutory body (whether newly established, or an expanded Australian Electoral Commission) take over all functions of the joint standing on electoral matters and, in particular, take responsibility for future inquiries into electoral finance.

The United States withdrew financing for the poll, and the European Union, which had pledged most of the electoral financing, froze further payments.

The recent House vote and coming Senate debate over electoral financing have filled the air with extravagant claims from both sides.

The Levesque government also enacted a number of popular measures that were not directly associated with its concerns about French culture, including automobile insurance and the abolition of secret electoral financing.

BLAME Barack Obama's improved ratings, the plethora of news from Arabia and Japan or the vagaries of electoral-finance law: the battle for next year's Republican nomination has been slow to start.

The only way true electoral, campaign finance and ethical reform will be enacted is through a third party that is not in thrall to the special interests.