Sentence examples for electoral regulations from inspiring English sources

Of the council's five members, two have criticized the decision, saying it is not based on electoral regulations.

He expressed confidence that new electoral regulations and electoral commission would help see the country through fair elections.

And the party polarization that has gripped statehouses across the country has stymied attempts to build sensible, effective electoral regulations and bred mistrust.

Anger over changes to electoral regulations in Haryana, where an estimated 40 per cent of homes do not have lavatories, provoked an appeal to India's Supreme Court that delayed the polls.

Better Together insists its self-declared rules on donations meet current UK electoral regulations – it will only accept sums above £500 from UK voters, and will publish the names of all donors who give more than £7,500.

The Caribbean nation of St Kitts and Nevis has been thrown into political turmoil following a British judicial decision to strike down new electoral regulations a few days before the state's general election.

For the more county boards and individuals involved in the electoral regulation process, the less likely it becomes that corruption, bias or error can influence the ultimate result of an election.

On Friday, the European Union issued a statement asking Kenyan politicians to refrain from making "unreasonable demands, threats of boycott or attempts to change electoral regulation".

Both South Korea and Taiwan are considered consolidated democracies, but the two countries have developed very different sets of electoral campaign regulations.

In the latter role he successfully promoted reforms in social welfare, electoral and banking regulations, and education.

An advantage of an ordinary, compulsory plebiscite is that "Yes" and "No" campaigns would be forced to comply with Australian electoral laws and regulations around hate speech.