Sentence examples for organised election from inspiring English sources

They are still undecided between financing a poorly organised election, withdrawing their support and letting Nigeria run it or pressing for a postponement.Monrovians, wanting the election to go ahead, are taking to the streets to say so.

The two main parties organised election convoys through Bangkok.

It has organised elections, but the politicians refuse to make the necessary compromises across sectarian lines.

The premises were a hive of activity: getting leaflets together, planning which streets were to be canvassed next, organising election envelopes, sorting out the Communist party leaflets written in Urdu from the ones that weren't.

He stayed in office long enough to organise elections, and in 1979 handed over power to an elected civilian.

When city people say that if peasants can organise elections, we should too, I say: no problem".

Ms Perelli was regarded as a rising star in the world body, receiving praise for organising elections in Afghanistan and Iraq.

In Cote d'Ivoire, we will help organise elections before year's end – a major stride toward recovery and democracy.

A new interim civilian government has pledged to halt the violence and attempt to organise elections by February 2015.

They represent the state locally, organise elections, conduct marriages, grant planning permission and can be a political force to reckon with.They are cross about two reforms.

"I can tell you that for enduring stability in Burundi you can't say that you can't organise elections," he said.