Sentence examples for electoral powers from inspiring English sources
The phrase "electoral powers" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to the authority to vote and choose leaders in an election. For example: "The citizens of the state had the electoral powers to choose their next mayor."
The leader of President Khatami's political faction, his brother Reza Khatami, said on November 16th that, if the reformers manage to win a majority of seats, their first act in parliament would be to end the Guardian Council's electoral powers.
Not only did Nicholas preside over a major shift in the papacy's relations with the Normans but he also issued a decree in 1059 regulating future papal elections that began the process of concentrating electoral powers in the hands of the cardinals.
The much discussed rise in the minority share of the electorate testifies to the decisive electoral power that previously disenfranchised communities now possess.
"It is not many … but the electoral power of each person is enormously powerful.
But Clinton seemed confident about the electoral power of relentless policy tedium.
A similar problem: "wield electoral power as few religious leaders can".
The poor and excluded of Britain are a minority whose electoral power is now negligible.
We must stand up and use our electoral power to call for change.
Both sides agree the board's makeup reflects the electoral power of the well-organized Orthodox Jewish community.
But really, they exist along a continuum of electoral power rather than falling into binary categories of "important" and "unimportant".
The People's Alliance wants to dilute the electoral power of his supporters by introducing a mostly appointed legislature.
