Sentence examples for electoral papers from inspiring English sources

Kagame then became the first candidate to be accepted when he presented his electoral papers in July.

He befriended Arnold McNair, the Secretary of the Union, and McNair agreed to put Birkett's name on the electoral papers for election to the Union Committee.

The furor surrounding the IEBC comes little more than a year after it was embroiled in a corruption case involving British printing firm Smith and Ouzman Ltd, which supplied Kenya's 2013 electoral ballot papers.

If we show signs of electoral life, these papers go after us, regardless of the commercial consequences.

Some papers tried electoral celibacy before reverting to their old ways.

Would-be Republican leaders are backing bipartisan policies that were taboo on the right only months ago, including work permits and a path to citizenship for the 11m migrants in America without the right papers.Dry electoral explanations for these changes include the need to woo socially liberal women or Hispanic voters.

The multi-millionaire philanthropist, who was born in Haiti but raised in New York - said he had filed "every piece of paper the electoral council has asked for".

In this era of paper thin electoral majorities, Governor Walker's union-weakening reforms really do amount to the political equivalent of war.

It barely matters that her promise is, as some Socialists are hinting, just an electoral ploy meant to paper over divisions in the French left over Europe.

The reason for this is clearly stated in this paper – Labour‟s electoral advantage is less a function of malapportionment, which the boundary review will address directly, but more a mainly a function of vote distribution and next abstention, neither of which are the main concerns of independent boundary commissions.

For instance, as this paper assesses electoral systems in the Philippines, it can focus on five key areas.