Sentence examples for power of election from inspiring English sources
The phrase "power of election" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts discussing the authority or ability to make choices or decisions, particularly in political or organizational settings. Example: "The power of election lies in the hands of the citizens, who have the right to choose their representatives."
What is required, according to Macaulay, in order to restore some independence and authority to parliament, is triennial elections, in place of the septennial ones, which had been brought in during William's reign, and which placed parliamentarians in a position to accumulate too much power of patronage, as well as "a more extended and equal power of election" (Macaulay 1770, 28).
The election was probably done by compromissarii, meaning that the general chapter of the bishopric of Glasgow had selected a small group to which they delegated the power of election.
But others are discouraged, having lost faith in the power of elections to bring about change.
Disaggregating the results between developed and developing economies also reveals the different role played by institutional and political variables in affecting reform activism (e.g. political orientation of the government in power, year of election).
But even Christie acknowledged that there could be some polling places without power as of Election Day Tuesday.
ONE by one, the totems of Republican ideology are wobbling, in a daily demonstration of the power of an election defeat, even a rather close one.
These tools included constitutional limitations on the overall power and scope of government; independent judges with power of review; elections with relatively broad franchise; and above all, checks and balances.
The bigger domestic theme – lifting the party's eyes to the possibility of power, and even of election victory – came next.
All such plans are called in Hebrew pitaron kesem, "magical solution," or ze'ou vegamarnu, "There -- all finished!" The proposals are not all far out nor are all participants seeking power without benefit of election.
Yuan-Shih-Kai has prepared a Note informing the Powers of his election to the Presidency and requesting the recognition of the Republic.
True to his risk-averse form, Netanyahu preferred the assurance of 18 months in power over the uncertainty of election – even when he was expected to win easily.
