Sentence examples for electoral transfers from inspiring English sources

Since Mrs. Aquino left office in 1992, the Philippines has had two electoral transfers of presidential power and two attempts at replicating "people power," including one that succeeded in removing a democratically elected president, Joseph Estrada, in 2001.

As a result, resources and electoral authority are transferred from inner cities to rural jurisdictions.

But it turned out that the man, who is a schoolteacher and the local electoral overseer, was transferring presidential ballots, which had mistakenly been placed in the legislative ballot box, to their correct place.

No path comes unencumbered, but if Mr. Giuliani decides to go for it, the electoral process and orderly transfer of power would be deliberately upset in ways the country has not seen before.

In 1623 Ferdinand transferred Frederick's electoral dignities to Maximilian I, duke of Bavaria.

In 1619 he sent the Catholic League's army to fight the rebellious Bohemian subjects of Emperor Ferdinand II, but he exacted a high price: the retention of all lands captured by the league from the rebels and, in case of total victory, the transfer of the electoral rank held by the Bohemians' leader, Frederick V of the Palatinate.

The commission said people living in rented accommodation, young people and students were among the most likely not to have been transferred, because their electoral register details did not match Department for Work and Pensions records.

"The motive of raising the electoral threshold was to politically transfer Palestinians from the government, to have a clean Knesset without Arabs," Zoabi continued.

Under the new system, young people and students are least likely to have been transferred onto the new electoral roll.

During the first decade of the Thirty Years' War, Ferdinand strengthened his position by transferring the Palatinate's electoral office to Maximilian of Bavaria.

Retiring after two terms, Washington enabled the transfer of executive power by electoral process.