Sentence examples for permit elections from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dahlan has successfully pressed Mr. Arafat to permit elections in Gaza within Fatah.

Pinochet was an embarrassment, and from the Carter Administration onward official U.S. policy was to promote Chile's "democratization," by encouraging Pinochet to soften up and permit elections.

"We regret that the president has thus far failed to comply with his own commitments to leave the country, to permit elections to go forward that give the people a chance to be heard and be represented".

"We favor a proposal that permits an accord to permit elections no later than August of this year," Jesús Torrealba, executive secretary of the Democratic Coordinator, the umbrella for opposition organizations, said in an interview.

Mr. Voltaire said Lavalas was willing to allow new elections for seven Senate seats that were disputed by the opposition and international observers, and to permit elections ahead of schedule for the other seats.

It can de facto permit elections in the east and thus recognise the legitimacy of its "partners" in Kiev – or it can let the voting fail in a number of areas and continue with a policy of non-recognition of the "Kiev coup plotters".

Two previous definitions of verifiability (Juels et al., 2010; Cortier et al., 2014) are shown to permit election schemes vulnerable to attacks, whereas the new definitions prohibit those schemes.

Some military regimes, for example, have permitted elections to national and subnational representative bodies.

Hamas also rejected an Egyptian reconciliation agreement, signed by Fatah, that would have permitted elections this July.

The skillfully worded Proclamation of Moncalieri (Nov. 20, 1849) favourably contrasted Victor Emmanuel's policies with those of other Italian rulers and permitted elections.

They permitted elections in 1990, then ignored the results when democratic forces led by Daw Aung Sang Suu Kyi won an overwhelming victory.