Sentence examples for question of elections from inspiring English sources

Egyptians, among others, are learning that democracy is neither just a question of elections nor the ability to bring millions of protesters onto the street.

Local press reported earlier in September that David Mark, the senate president, had said there was "no question of elections" because the country was at war.

A8 U.N.'s Iraq Envoy Departs The United Nations special envoy to Iraq departed, warning that the country faced a significant chance of civil strife, and leaving unresolved the contentious question of elections.

I spoke to more than a half-dozen of them, all of whom found themselves in some way bemused, frustrated, or disappointed in the way that the U.S. press has covered Putin and Russia — especially concerning the question of election interference — over the last months.

More than picking who to vote for, that's the most important question of election season.

Then the questions of elections and successors will flake away naturally like crumbling plaster".

In the recently discovered work, A Sober View of Dr Twisse, Traherne discusses sin and salvation within the frame of a larger discussion of questions of election and reprobation.

As for the question of fraudulent elections and other human rights, ask Al Gore who won the elections in America.The Commonwealth has practices and age-old traditions on consensus-building but you and Tony Blair choose to ignore this process as it suits your version of life racist domination at all times.

Add to this the fact that the central question of most elections is not being raised.

Another notable omission from the ballot is the question of nonpartisan elections, a cause once championed by Mr. Bloomberg.

Mr. Sharpton said that with Mr. Bloomberg in his third and presumably final term, the question of nonpartisan elections "is not about him.