Sentence examples for electoral regime from inspiring English sources

The United States should emphasize political party-building to increase the effectiveness of the legislature, promote accountability in the armed forces to reinforce civilian control of the military, and upgrade the electoral regime to ensure transparency in the democratic process.

There is a country where, in the name of a principle of belonging one can only describe as ethnic or racial, an electoral regime we once thought dead with Nazism grants all "nationals" who are not citizens but scattered throughout the rest of Europe the right to vote.

Australia's electoral finance regime is among the most liberal of all comparable political systems.

My letter included a detailed analysis of Australia's electoral finance regime and a number of recommendations for reform.

This would be consistent with those who have argued that Yeltsin's Russia was an electoral authoritarian regime that simply lacked the capacity to repress.

Based on these findings, similar modest reforms could occur in electoral authoritarian regimes throughout the region, although reforms may only be possible following a radical political transformation.

By Freedom House's count, more than 60% of the world's countries are electoral democracies - regimes in which political parties compete and come to power in regularly scheduled elections - up from around 40% in the late 1980s.

The principle tools of electoral authoritarian regimes are flawed constitutions and feigned elections, crude instruments of un-democracy commonly designed to further entrench the political and economic interests of a select few.

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Dr. McFaul's current research interests include U.S.-Russian relations in the 1990s, Russian electoral trends, postcommunist regime change, and American foreign policy.

And the countries that anointed Hamid Karzai head of a provisional Afghan government in 2001 now deplore his 10-year-old regime for electoral fraud and corruption.