Sentence examples for limit elections from inspiring English sources

China is expected to limit elections to a selection of pro-Beijing candidates.

China wants to limit elections to a handful of candidates loyal to Beijing.

It's already been approved that the government can limit election campaigning to state media alone and demand that students who receive state funding for university remain in the country for three years following graduation.

Nor should this sort of strategy be limited elections.

His government has also unfairly limited election observers.

Other countries have successfully limited election spending and in Australia we have our own examples.

It is the first time that those involved in election campaigning have had to release details of their spending under the Political Parties, Referendums and Elections Act, which also limited election spending per party to £15m when it was passed last year.

But the vast majority of Christian philosophers who have recently addressed the topic of hell and have published at least some of their work in the standard philosophical journals do accept proposition (1) and therefore also reject any hint of Augustinian limited election.

This includes a declaration that the Constitution should be amended to overturn not just the Supreme Court's 2010 Citizens United decision that empowered corporations, unions and the rich to spend unlimited sums on elections, but also the 1976 Buckley v. Valeo decision that banned Congress from limiting election spending altogether.

Mr. Brost correctly wishes to limit recall elections but hopes to reserve the process to combat "instances of nefarious activity".

It comes as thousands of activists in Hong Kong protest at Chinese government moves which they say will limit democratic elections in the territory.