Sentence examples similar to guided election from inspiring English sources

It would guide elections monitors and individual nations in deciding whether to accord parties the stamp of democratic legitimacy, and signal to voters that electing an undemocratic party would have negative international consequences for their country.

The elections clause allows Congress to set rules only for federal elections, but those laws almost always guide state election practices, too.

The differences range include the particular electoral circumstances that permitted Mr. Giuliani's narrow victory over Mayor David N. Dinkins in 1993, like a Staten Island secession referendum that produced a spike in Republican voters, and changes in electoral forces that appear to be guiding this election and the way the Democratic candidates are approaching it.

They were guided by an election law that banned the use of racist or sectarian rhetoric in election campaigns, or the use of religious symbols.

One was to guide the elections.

The United Nations, which has responsibility for guiding the elections process, is offering its good offices to assist renewed discussions.

The messy, contradictory energy of the yes movement has been harnessed - willingly - by the SNP's laser-guided election machine.

And if the party's laser-guided election machine can harness the chaotic energy of the yes movement then it will certainly have an army.

Many of those energised by the referendum campaign turned to the SNP, and the messy, contradictory energy of the yes movement was harnessed by its laser-guided election machine.

Everything that Mr Yanukovych does is guided by the presidential election in March 2015.

His political aptitude is undoubted, Giles is fabled to have guided a brand new election strategy that snatched bush votes from Labor.