Sentence examples for procedures for the election from inspiring English sources

The dispute over the procedures for the election, installation, and ordination of bishops there was not effectively ended until the pontificate of Calixtus II (1119 24), when the papacy and empire reached agreement at Worms in September 1122.

The Hong Kong government is drafting legislation to adjust electoral procedures in 2012 in ways that may provide some increase in popular participation; it also has promised more democratic procedures for the election of the chief executive in 2017 and the legislature in 2020.

Crown Prince Abdullah ordered government agencies to complete all necessary procedures for the elections within a year.

No specific dates or procedures for the elections were announced, although Western diplomats in Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, have received indications that the vote will come in the late spring or early summer.

For this reason, I was one of 14 MPs who gave him a vote in the long, drawn-out procedure for the election of a Speaker after Lady Boothroyd went to the House of Lords.

Their independence soon became apparent in the elections of Stephen IX and Nicholas II, which were not influenced (as under Henry III) by the German court; in the new procedure for the election of the popes (1059); and in the defensive alliance with the Normans in southern Italy.

The bylaws, he said, spell out the corporate governance of the co-op and include the procedures required for the election of the board of directors, the timing of annual shareholder meetings, and the calling of meetings of the shareholders and the board.

Maintaining control of the nomination procedures for the 2017 elections may help the CCP secure a crony in Hong Kong, but would that outcome ever be considered legitimate?

No objections were raised to the procedure of the election.

The number of delegates and the procedures for their election are decided by the local party committee, but must also have the approval of the next higher party committee.

The Constitution specifically gives states the power to establish the procedures for elections, and since the founding of the country, the states have delegated this responsibility to counties or townships.