Sentence examples for organize legislative from inspiring English sources
In May 2011 Hamas and Fatah had signed a reconciliation agreement calling for the formation of an interim government to organize legislative and presidential elections in 2012.
The agreement, signed in Cairo on May 4, called for the formation of an interim government to organize legislative and presidential elections.
The secularists want presidential elections first, so as to provide time to organize legislative elections, and so as not to prolong the transitional phase and the army's mandate over the country.
In March 1773 the Virginia House of Burgesses organized legislative standing committees for intercolonial correspondence, with Thomas Jefferson and Patrick Henry among their 11 members.
JAKARTA — Indonesia is enjoying the glow of having conducted a generally peaceful and fair — if poorly organized — legislative election.
What we have to do is to help him to enlarge his government to members of Ratsiraka and to organize new legislative elections instead of presidential".
Mr. Shore showed up several days later to help organize a "legislative district convention" at which Mr. Han's name was put in nomination.
Most notably, McCready staffed various campaigns and efforts in Virginia with Organizing for America during the first three years of the Obama Administration, was the Field Director for Representative Gerald Connolly (D-VA), and for the past six years implementing CCAoA's organizing capacity building projects (organization, legislative, and electoral).
Organizing a legislative briefing, Seam acknowledged that some Texan representatives and senators are "not very forthcoming on climate views".
It has promised to give up power and organize municipal and legislative polls in November and a presidential election in March.
To turn the BBA into reality, Senators Hatch and Lee are working with a national grassroots organization, Pass the Balanced Budget Amendment, to organize volunteers in every legislative district in America to mobilize political momentum.
