Sentence examples for rescheduling elections from inspiring English sources

They are working against a deadline this week for rescheduling elections to a power-sharing assembly.

He came to power in a flawed election in 2000, and when his five-year term expired, he held on, rescheduling elections until they were finally held in 2010.

The rescheduled elections will now coincide with those for president and governor — contests with far greater voter participation.

He finds that he is not so concerned about the rescheduled election, though he notes that the country always has held them in wartime.

A few days ago, Republicans were considering rescheduling the election, which Governor Kay Ivey could do under state law.

DeForest Soaries Jr., the chairman of the Election Assistance Commission, set off a firestorm by writing to the Homeland Security Department to express concern that no agency is authorized to cancel or reschedule federal elections.

The committees voted to reschedule the elections for governor, state legislature and local offices, which are currently set for Nov. 5.

All camps said they believed the state had never had to reschedule an election before.

NEW DELHI — The police in the island nation of Maldives blocked a rescheduled presidential election on Saturday, setting the stage for a potential constitutional crisis if there is no replacement for the current president when his term runs out in November.

As the face of the next City Council began to take shape with the unofficial results from Tuesday's rescheduled primary election, it became clear that several of the races remained too close to call and were likely to remain that way for several days, if not weeks.

The assassination in December of Benazir Bhutto, the former Pakistani prime minister who was expected to be Mr. Musharraf's chief opponent in the upcoming elections, has intensified questions about whether Pakistan's elections, rescheduled for Feb. 18, will be fair.