Sentence examples for issue of elections from inspiring English sources

However, the reforms go far beyond the issue of elections, restoring key features of the original constitution of 1973, adopted after the secession of East Pakistan, today's Bangladesh.

"If we can't have elections right away, a smaller Governing Council might be better because it could be more tightly focused on the precise issue of elections," said Mowaffak al-Rubaie, a Dawa spokesman.

Where he stood apart from the rest was on the issue of elections.

By comparison, the issue of election petitions is as blessedly weighty as North Korea's nuclear ambitions.

Even though such possibilities may be unlikely, Congress should study the broad issue of election interference.

The issue of election reform has become merely another partisan battleground.

We should have fixed term parliaments and remove the whole issue of election timing from the repertoire of prime ministerial power.

But the women had a role in the case long before it reached the justices or became an issue of election-year politics.

With respect to the actual issue of election interference Obama has taken a holier-than-thou stance that the claimed Russian hacking went beyond all diplomatic norms.

"I can just tell you that on the whole issue of election fraud, which our Democratic colleagues always argue is just fiction: There are people literally in jail in Kentucky for this kind of activity," McConnell told reporters on Tuesday. .

Don't count on it -- unless far more concerned citizens get involved in the often arcane issues of election reform.