Sentence examples for proposed election from inspiring English sources

All these issues should be included in the remit of the proposed Election Commission.

The Kirkuk question is just one of several issues in the proposed election law that have provoked significant debate.

But Teamster officials said they had based their proposed election rules largely on those of past years.

Benjamin's claim was disputed by former Minister of State Aziz Hadeed, who said he was aware of the proposed election date several days prior to the announcement.

An article on July 12 about a proposed election for honorary mayor of Harlem referred incorrectly to The Amsterdam News, which is sponsoring the project.

In fact, it was the issue of Kirkuk and who should be counted as a true Kirkuki that initially held up a proposed election law.

Opposition legislators have taken a similar line, and they boycotted a session of Congress today where lawmakers discussed investigations into the bribery videotape and the proposed elections.

officials let it be known that the Adm. would send a special envoy to Israel to deal with the Likud Party's new demands in connection with the proposed elections in the W. Bank & Gaza.

When the supporters of the American and French revolutions proposed elections as a way of learning "the will of the people", there were no political parties, no laws regarding universal franchise, no commercial mass media, and no internet.

After last summer's dispute over proposed elections to the House of Lords, the Lib Dems have said they will not support the changes being implemented in time for the next election - scheduled for 2015.

The boundary review was never completed in the last parliament as the Lib Dems withdrew their support following a dispute with their Conservative coalition partners over proposed elections to the House of Lords.