Sentence examples for revised election from inspiring English sources

Serbia will vote for a new president on Dec. 8 under a revised election law.

President Kabila, who has been in power for 14 years, last week announced a revised election law that requires a census to take place before the next election, a move that opposition leaders say could delay the vote by years.

The General Assembly pursued its own agenda, passing a mandatory driver's license law, a revised election law, and a sales tax on retail stores.

Traders, analysts and pundits began frenetically revising election scenarios.

Traders, analysts and pundits began frenetically revising election scenarios with clients, many of whom were also in attendance.

Freed from federal oversight, a state Senate leader in Raleigh immediately announced plans to revise election rules.

When I first wrote about the Corbyn candidacy in July I warned that "anything could happen under the revised leadership election rules" – he could even win – but joined what became a chorus of Cassandras saying he wasn't electable as prime minister.

The move is on to revise the election laws.-aAgain!

Twelfth Amendment, amendment (1804) to the Constitution of the United States repealing and revising presidential election procedures.

Last week, without giving details, Mr. Thaksin said he would consider revising the election laws, saying that some of the rulings by the Election Commission were peculiar.

And he has seemingly invited the members of the City Council, which has the authority to revise the election laws, to pass legislation giving them and him the chance to run for a third term in office.