Sentence examples for procedure for electing from inspiring English sources

They must spell out a clear timetable, simplify needlessly complicated voting rules and speed up the procedure for electing a president.

But both helped set the stage for later reforms: the union was forced to purge its leadership, and Tammany adopted a fairer, less opaque procedure for electing district leaders.

But as a great shouting match erupted in parliament over the procedure for electing a new speaker, I noted that the flag on the top of a tall stretch of scaffolding, erected to celebrate the head of SCAF Tantawi's birthday in October, and purporting to be the word's highest flagpole, had apparently blown off.

But what perhaps he did not expect was that in the event of a sudden vacancy, it would be impossible for Labour to come up with a candidate for first minister within 28 days, because of its cumbersome procedure for electing a Scottish party leader, which involves a two-stage electoral college.

Details you may need to pay special attention to include the sort of notice you must provide members with regarding the meeting, the procedure for electing new board members, and the type of information that must be reviewed at each AGM.

In 1059 a new procedure for electing popes, proclaimed by Pope Nicholas II, deprived the German emperors of the leading role that they had played in earlier papal elections and also limited the influence of the Roman nobility.

Before the year was out, seven of the sixteen states had changed their procedures for electing delegates to the Electoral College.

Members agreed to meet "in the days and weeks ahead" to determine the timetable and the procedures for electing a new leader.

The assembly's mandate will be for three years, during which it needs to draft a new constitution (based on the 1961 model) as well as procedures for electing a new parliament, which should have around 135 members.

CAIRO — Libya's interim government posted on its Web site a draft law laying out procedures for electing a planned constitutional assembly, taking a first step toward the establishment of a new government after the overthrow of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.

Similarly, many weighted algorithms are proposed for electing a CH.