Sentence examples for making elections from inspiring English sources

Money and its power over technology are making elections unfair.

On February 26 the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces approved a draft of constitutional amendments limiting the powers of the president and making elections more open.

And there is a good bill ready, sponsored by Rush Holt, Democrat of New Jersey, that would go a long way toward making elections more secure.

If legislators and Gov. David Paterson want to hold on to their seats, they must prove their commitment to reform by making elections truly competitive.

The majority showed disproportionate concern for the rights of the wealthy, disregard for the goal of making elections fairer and a lack of respect for Congress.

Some opposition members may well be offered junior government posts, but without reconciliation between Mr Déby Itno and his armed opponents in the east acute insecurity will persist, making elections impossible.

(c)Manner of making election.

(b Time for making election.

The environment is extremely friendly these days for those making election reform their business.

Voting by mail, making Election Day a holiday, and similar reforms can also help.

Other CEOs chimed in, and Walk began gathering a list of companies that are making Election Day a holiday.