Sentence examples for internal elections from inspiring English sources

In October 2004, a 77-member constituent assembly elected a 15-member Executive Committee in the movement's first session of internal elections.

Its local chapters run internal elections and rotate their leaders.

Party insiders say candidates for senior party posts often pay to gain support in internal elections.

Labor unions can be formed and hold internal elections only with government approval.

The first test will come in internal elections, to be held probably in November.

That is an inevitable dynamic of internal elections but it should be resisted not indulged.

"I am extremely concerned about this ridiculously early start for the next internal election for the leadership of the party.

She won an internal election to secure that post after he decided to move to the role of honorary president.

Because of bitterness over this race, Labor leaders decided to hold yet another internal election to determine their top candidate for the national elections of 2003.

The first test of the party mood will come when the party stages an internal election in London for its mayoral candidate.

Concern was expressed by some that there was not any process of internal election for a committee to oversee the work of Progress.