Sentence examples for regular elections from inspiring English sources

The terms of officers elected at a regular elections meeting shall begin on the first day following the end of the semester in which they were elected.

Edward Livingston, an appointed mayor (Peter Delanoy was elected in 1689, but regular elections first began in 1834), became a congressman and senator from Louisiana in the 1820s.

When elected leaders or career bureaucrats forget that, the people remind them through regular elections.

(I think regular elections are a fine system for throwing politicians out of office).

Democracy is well-entrenched, with regular elections, a vibrant press, generally decent courts and strong institutions.

And he wins regular elections, as free and fair as many in central Africa.

New rules calling for more regular elections of urban and provincial party leaders were adopted.

Regular elections and the right of recall of officers are important, though no guarantee of success.

It has regular elections and free speech, and its citizens have the freedom to organise politically.

Iraqi Kurdistan has regular elections, a boisterous parliament, an array of political parties and a raucous media.

And they have observed how Taiwan's people freely express their will through noisy public discussion and regular elections.