Sentence examples for restricted election from inspiring English sources

The restricted election for chief executive is murky enough without the sense that the new fund might provide an electoral war chest.

Had he won, even in a restricted election against Mr Yusufu, it would have given him legitimacy in Nigeria and credibility in the world.

Despite its shortcomings, Iran's competitive, albeit restricted, elections have presented the 50 million or so eligible Iranian voters with alternative choices among candidates, who have openly clashed with each other on important domestic and foreign issues, above all the nuclear issue.

Ten days before the presidential election, the Supreme Court threw out a new law restricting election monitors, saying that Parliament had passed it improperly.

The military regime's constitution and severely restricting election laws demonstrated to all of us the true intention the regime has for this election — the legalization and legitimization of military rule in our country.

In the field of the media, there is an article restricting election campaigning to state media alone.

"I wasn't surprised at all, but I was disappointed when I heard [about Beijing's decision to restrict election rights]," said 24-year-old Alex Chow, the secretary general of Hong Kong Federation of Students (HKFS) and one of the protests' leaders.

She concluded that Mr. Gore did not realize that part of the money was funneled into hard-money accounts that were used for Clinton-Gore re-election activities but were restricted by federal election laws.

In 2011, the Campaign Legal Center and Democracy 21, another watchdog group, filed a petition with the I.R.S. asking it to issue clearer regulations on political activity by tax-exempt groups and to sharply restrict their election spending.

We now have it in law that freedom of speech must be restricted in an election year with the threat of criminal sanctions for those who dare to represent the vulnerable and needy with what the government deems to be unwanted gusto.

My interest is not just restricted to general elections, but extends to state elections and sometimes to important individual races as well.