Sentence examples for electoral policy from inspiring English sources

It would be clearer for electoral law and electoral policy to be determined by the Cabinet Office, subject to parliamentary scrutiny and approval".

President François Hollande said in March that France would be "inflexible" about a July election date, and authorities in Mali heeded his words, leading some to complain that the former colonial master, having taken over the country's defense policy — there are still some 3,200 French troops in Mali — was now running its electoral policy as well.

The reason we don't have to worry about money in politics, voter suppression or partisan districting to the same extent as US voters is because we don't leave it to politicians to be fair when it comes electoral policy.

And he says that he has found that Facebook to be the single most important community device for him since being elected in terms of engaging younger voters in opinions, even though heated at times, about civic affairs and electoral policy.

Mr. McGuinness has said he left the I.R.A. in 1974 to embrace the electoral policies of Sinn Fein, its political wing.

People remained enthusiastic and generally supportive across two days of holidays, but when Friday broke and work resumed, many other residents were in no mood to slog through longer commutes in hopes of forcing C. Y. Leung, Hong Kong's chief executive, to resign, or Beijing to relent on its electoral policies.

Does the COMELEC have the adequate administrative and coordinating capacity to undertake disability-inclusive electoral policies?

In the case of the Philippines, there is adequate legislative support for disability-inclusive electoral policies but limited executive backing as manifested by its budgetary support.

With more accessible electoral policies, it is expected that voters with disabilities in the country can fully and meaningfully exercise their right to universal suffrage.

This will be followed by a discussion of the Philippine political system, the locus of disability within the electoral system, and the key government agency mandated to implement the country's electoral policies.

The DisCo policy framework provides an outline to analyze the legal, institutional (administrative, executive, budgetary), and the social aspects (attitudes towards Filipinos with disabilities, and participation in the political and public arena) that have impact on the implementation of electoral policies in the country.