Sentence examples for more sensible election from inspiring English sources
The modern iteration of the veterans committee — which last year included four Hall of Famers, four current executives and eight historians or members of the news media — offers a guide to a more sensible election process.
That doesn't mean these effects are easy to quantify, but you can probably get somewhere — perhaps explaining about 40 percent of election results — by using more sensible techniques.
The failure of our elected officials to pursue a more sensible course reflects nothing more than ignorance or cowardice — fear of political fallout during an election year and of being labeled "liberal" or "socialist".
It may be too late for the US 2012 presidential election, but it's surely a more sensible way to re-engage voters in the data-rich, increasingly transparent world we inhabit today.
Nov 6 (Reuters) - Billionaire investor George Soros said late Tuesday that the projected re-election of President Barack Obama will open "the door for more sensible politics".
To those few of us who are human-rights interventionists, Al Gore was not only more sure-footed in demeanor but more sensible about the need for the U.S. to apply pressure to remove Slobodan Milosevic after the Yugoslav election.
Americans tend to dwell in a much more sensible center than that, and they showed it dramatically on Tuesday in a series of elections, some of them in some quite conservative areas.
Elections and referendums become dangerously outmoded tools if they are not enriched with more sensible forms of citizens' participation.
Elections are not without meaning; if Mr. Ahmadinejad loses, it may result in more sensible economic policies and fewer loud calls for the destruction of Israel.
