Sentence examples similar to natural election from inspiring English sources

IT IS only natural, come election time, for eyes to focus on the nation's capital.

As is natural at elections, the parties are choosing to focus on the 10% they disagree on rather than the 90% they share.

The peace agreement, which took two years to complete, provides for regional autonomy, local control over the province's natural resources and elections for an Acehnese legislature.

"Because this is not about the fact that the official story is different from the victims' story, but that people don't trust the authorities, on any subject — on natural disasters, or elections, or soccer".

Academic studies on the effects of natural disasters on elections produce ambiguous results, but don't contradict the intuitive notion that a strong response to a disaster could help an incumbent, while a botched response could harm him.

The Somali government and 2,000 delegates, including African diplomats and representatives of all of Somalia's main clans, agreed to points that included terms for a clan truce, the sharing of natural resources and elections planned for 2009.

Academic studies on the effects of natural disasters on elections have produced somewhat ambiguous results, but don't contradict the intuitive notion that a disaster response that seems well managed could help an incumbent, while a botched response (especially if the storm damage is severe) could harm him.

Plus, all over the world, you tuned in for the most up-to-date news footage of presidential elections, natural disasters and more.

It is therefore only natural for the elections to result in victory for Islamist political parties, especially as other movements have not been given sufficient time to organize into political parties, in addition to the fact that they do not enjoy the financial support necessary to wage battles such as these.

THE natural response to any election crisis is to find a scapegoat to kick.

The mayor's courtship of the president and his allies has deprived Mr. Thompson of a natural advantage in an election in which he enjoys painfully few of them.