Sentence examples for necessary election from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lott's complaints would have more validity if he and his Republican colleagues had been willing to temper their extreme conservative positions and had pursued necessary election reform.

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The PRI had ruled Mexico uninterruptedly for seven decades through co-option and, when necessary, election-fiddling.

I didn't think Miller would get the nine votes necessary for election, but I thought he could come close.

Mr. Tilden, with 184 electoral votes, had fallen one vote short of a majority necessary for election, with the 19 electoral votes of Florida, South Carolina and Louisiana still being decided.

With political tension at a high level in 1962, none of the presidential candidates received the one-third vote necessary for election; the decision went to the congress, but the military forces seized the government.

It has now been reported by HuffPost that a small group of Democrats ― 17 incumbents and incoming freshmen ― are pledging to vote against Pelosi on the floor of the House, denying her the votes necessary for election to speaker and forcing her to step aside in favor of another Democrat.

(Democrats aren't strangers to partisan gerrymandering either, but they've lately been less successful at winning the necessary local elections).

In buildings with cumulative voting, Mr. Brett said, state law provides that a director cannot be removed if the number of votes cast in opposition to his removal is equal to or more than the minimum number of votes necessary to guarantee election in the original election.

The political chain reaction that made the election necessary in the first place is no less cinematic.