Sentence examples for electoral governance from inspiring English sources

The book argues that insights should be rooted in theories of electoral governance.

Drawing on new evidence, the study determines the most effective types of strategies for strengthening the quality of electoral governance.

Election Watchdogs:Transparency, Accountability and Integrity presents new insights into the importance of diverse actors who promote electoral transparency, accountability, and ultimately the integrity of electoral governance.

One solution is to structure electoral governance such that it allows for independence and professionalism at the center, lending credibility to the electoral process, and partisan local-level administration, enabling fraud at the micro level.

"It is the Legislature's opinion that the electoral governance powers are conveyed to it directly by the U.S. Constitution and cannot be circumvented by action of the state Supreme Court," Mr. McKay said in the joint statement.

Rules preventing political actors from abusing power through manipulating electoral governance are needed to secure electoral integrity, although at the same time electoral authorities also need sufficient resources to manage elections effectively.

I'm fairly confident many Huffington Post readers will agree with this statement: "Corporate money has perverted the American electoral and governance processes to the point where elections and governance can no longer be said to reflect the will of, or best interests of, the public".

Mr. Jonathan, in his brief inaugural address, stated his "total commitment to good governance, electoral reform and the fight against corruption".

A recent report from Freedom House, an American think-tank, notes improvements in Georgia's democratic governance, electoral process and corruption ratings over the past year; in only one aspect, judicial independence, has the country gone backwards.

By broadening the participation of the citizen beyond the one-shot, once every four or five years electoral participation, new governance might signify a move towards a participatory, or active model of citizenship.

Taking the oath of office in front of ministers, state governors and ambassadors in Abuja today, Jonathan said: "Our total commitment to good governance, electoral reform and the fight against corruption would be pursued with greater vigour.