Sentence examples for qualified election from inspiring English sources

To meet the Oct. 1 deadline, the United Nations will take a hands-on role and, if necessary, appoint qualified election commission officers at the local level.

All candidates would run in a first round, "qualifying" election, with the top two finalists earning the chance to compete head-to-head in November.

The Senate thus ceased to be an instrument of government and became an imperial peerage, largely composed of men who were not qualified by election to the quaestorship but rather were directly ennobled by the emperor.

"A person shall not be qualified for election as President unless he is a Muslim" requires the Pakistan constitution.

Parties qualify for election broadcasts by contesting 50 seats or more.

The request came in connection with a lawsuit over whether some signatures to qualify the election had been improperly gathered.

The lady herself was convicted of padding out her party membership list to qualify for election expenses, though the conviction was overturned.

By his own admission, he has little formal religious training, apart from a mail-order doctorate in Islamic studies he obtained from an online Spanish university in order to qualify for election in 2002.

Bloomberg, 73, told the Financial Times that he would need to make a final decision by March, the rough cut-off for an independent candidate to qualify for election ballots in all 50 states.

There was no more accurate measurement with which to assess which candidate was better qualified in this election than how each candidate used words to communicate who he was.

But three law professors who specialize in nonprofits and political activity reviewed one of the WMC's ads in the King race and said it definitely qualified as an election ad under IRS rules.