Sentence examples for right of recall from inspiring English sources

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

A "right of recall" allowing for a recall ballot on an MP, if 20% of constituents demand it.

In the absence of any right of recall, where local electorates can trigger a byelection, I hope you are right that Carswell's decision "could break the mould".

He also said management's promise of a right of recall was unsatisfactory because it did not guarantee that all workers furloughed during construction would be called back.

The right of recall would have nudged it away from the party hierarchy.For Tory and Lib Dem strategists, worried that the line had already moved too far, that ultimately proved unpalatable.

If elected as MP, Coppard, wants a right of recall in Sheffield Hallam, so that if 20% of people sign a petition to recall him, he will resign and force a by-election.

Rev David Mumford Brechin, Angus Ian Jack (13 December) is surely right to recall that many of Scotland's left-leading political class tend to be conspicuous by their absence at political protests at the Gare Loch and elsewhere.

It also allowed voters the Right to Reject candidates (while stopping short of allowing the Right to Recall).

Following a groundbreaking deliberative public event, nearly 30,000 have already expressed their preference for a range of options from the right to recall MPs to rolling back the database state and, yes, voting reform – currently top in the online vote.

"We closed the right-of-way," Mrs. Freedman recalled.

Tonight, he paired Leetch with Malakhov for the first time, moved Berard to the right of the newly recalled Darren Van Impe and had Karpa skate with Peter Smrek.