Sentence examples for equal election from inspiring English sources

We apply the equal election policy to mitigate cross-tier interference given in Equation (10).

The rebels said they would cease attacks on the condition that Kurds not be targeted, in order to allow the "exercise of a fair and equal election".

These declarations were made at the third party candidates' debate, moderated by Larry King, hosted by the Free and Equal Election Foundation, and filled with compelling ideas and opinions for reforming and transforming our domestic and international detention policies.

Again, this is a much broader and more complicated question, but what's obvious is that democracy does not equal elections.

In January, the state Supreme Court said the congressional plan Republicans had in place since 2011 so unfairly benefited the GOP that it violated a provision in the state constitution guaranteeing free and equal elections.

That kind of attitude, coupled with a history of machine flaws, could equal an election bottleneck.

In their proposed bill, education for girls would be mandatory through secondary school, and women would have freedom of speech, freedom to vote and run for election, equal representation in Parliament and the judiciary, equal pay with men, and rights to financial independence and to own and inherit property.

"Our consideration," the Court explained, "is limited to the present circumstances, for the problem of equal protection in election processes generally presents many complexities".

What that means is the number of registered Democrats and Republicans is relatively equal, and, come election day, anything could happen.

"Our consideration is limited to the present circumstances, for the problem of equal protection in election processes generally presents many complexities," the court said.

"Our consideration is limited to the present circumstances," the majority famously said, "for the problem of equal protection in election processes generally presents many complexities".