Sentence examples for limited election from inspiring English sources
The country's leader, Sheik Khalifa bin Zayed al-Nahyan, announced plans to hold a limited election, an effort to broaden political participation and keep up with reform efforts in other Arab states.
Nor should one suppose that this Augustinian understanding of limited election is totally bereft of contemporary defenders.
They therefore reject the doctrine of limited election on the ground that it undermines the concept of grace altogether.
The first was a very limited election last year, in which leading democracy activists, including Suu Kyi, whose party won the last poll in 1990, were barred from running.
His government has also unfairly limited election observers.
Other countries have successfully limited election spending and in Australia we have our own examples.
"These are very limited elections.
It remains to be seen whether such restrictions will continue as the UAE inches toward democracy it will hold limited elections for the legislature in the coming week.So far, the flush of new wealth and relatively good quality of life have trumped such issues in the minds of foreign investors.
The striking electoral victory of the Solidarity candidates in these limited elections, and the subsequent formation of the first non-communist government in the region in decades, encouraged many similar peaceful transitions from communist party rule in Central and Eastern Europe in the second half of 1989.
One is the lack of name recognition among the many candidates in this, the first term-limited election in New York City.
Other governments have taken note: Saudi Arabia has tried limited local elections, Egypt is contemplating a mildly contested presidential election and others have been telling Mr Bush of their reform plans.
