Sentence examples for genuine election from inspiring English sources

So this is not a genuine election, and its results will be largely meaningless.

The guiding principle should be the voters' basic right to a genuine election.

Jammeh had given no indications he intended to preside over and respect a genuine election.

Belarus is not Georgia; nor is it Ukraine, where a flawed but more genuine election will be held next week.

Mr Leung was appointed in March by a process more like a board meeting than a genuine election.

In 1774 Burke was elected a member of Parliament for Bristol, then the second city of the kingdom and an open constituency requiring a genuine election contest.

Such a transition period might then lead to genuine elections further down the line.

A regime that entirely avoided genuine elections would scarcely permit open political dissent.

But if a country as complex and poor as Kenya can hold genuine elections without civil strife, then any country in Africa can.

Political parties under the banner of Islam may well emerge after genuine elections later this year as the biggest in rejuvenated Tunisian and Egyptian parliaments.

If calm is restored and genuine elections take place in the next few months, Tunisia may yet emerge as a pluralist and peaceful democracy.