Sentence examples for electoral proposals from inspiring English sources

The Conservatives also say they, too, favor reform, but their electoral proposals include reducing the number of constituencies and redrawing the boundaries to ensure that the same number of people live in each district.

But that is because the committee was precluded by its terms of reference from looking at other important areas for reform, eg that the electoral proposals for select committees should also apply to the government's bill committees.

A clear Mediterranean Union was one of French President Nicolas Sarkozy's electoral proposals, and his visit to Libya this week may have given the plan added weight now that the Barcelona Process seems to have run out of steam.

It has threatened to rally thousands of protesters to paralyse the city's financial centre if the electoral proposal that the Hong Kong government is scheduled to release by the end of the year does not meet international standards.

Critics say the movement accelerated the cycle of clampdown and pushback with its rejection of electoral reform proposals.

A ruthless gerrymandering of British democracy to favour the partisan interests of the Conservative party: that's what the new electoral boundary proposals amount to.

The trigger for the protests was electoral reform proposals; but the deeper impetus was pushing back against the rapid erosion of Hong Kong's freedoms.

Though the protests were sparked by the electoral reform proposals, they were fuelled by concern that the existing freedoms and rights enjoyed by residents under the "one country, two systems" framework are imperilled by Beijing's tightening grip, and that migration and closer integration with the mainland are wearing away its culture.

The electoral college proposal is among dozens of voting-related measures the General Assembly is considering.

Much of that would be forgiven, the feeling was, if the party could get its electoral reform proposal accepted.

But in a wide-ranging interview intended in part to send the message that he is a serious candidate, Mr. Golisano, 60, said that he would soon release details of a broad "electoral reform" proposal which would also limit candidates to one party's ballot line.