Sentence examples for proper elections from inspiring English sources

The minimum requirement for proper elections next year is that the National Election Committee be reformed.

The government accused some of these officials of corruption and failing to hold proper elections.

But rumour says the proposed compromise might be to bring those proper elections forward to the end of this year.

He says we must get rid of the southern president if he doesn't set up proper elections.

Iraq had a chance to demonstrate, for the first time in the modern Middle East, that political power could peacefully pass between political rivals following proper elections.

But multiparty democracy, albeit with hiccups and setbacks, has undoubtedly gained ground.Moreover, African governments have come to enjoy the respectability that arises from proper elections.

These non-permanent or "elected" members, as they prefer inaccurately to name themselves (since most of them are elected by rote not by proper election), are, with rare exceptions, mere witnesses to the real power in this diplomatic show.

But 1994 was the first and last proper election.

The proper election, of course, takes place next Monday.

Jean-Marie Doré will supposedly hold power until a proper election within six months.

The researchers proposed proper election campaigns for seats in the national legislature.