Sentence examples for right to elections from inspiring English sources

The villagers also won the right to elections as part of the deal.

"We're going to continue to slog through, World War I trench warfare style, right to election eve".

"This decision requires from the British Wrestling Federation a strong promotion of wrestling, without any kind of discrimination on the whole British territory [England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales] - who must have the same voting and participation rights to elections and competitions," added Martinetti.

"Political parties have the right to boycott elections.

In Egypt, the judges' union is demanding the right to supervise elections.

The court said it was a violation of article 3 of protocol 1 to the European convention on human rights, which relates to the right to free elections.

As China sees it, sovereignty over Hong Kong includes the right to rig elections as well as to keep American warships guessing.

As is usually the case when the subject is campaign finance, the Court avoided declaring, straight out, that rich people have the right to buy elections.

That found that Britain's ban on virtually all prisoners voting violated the right to free elections enshrined in the European Convention on Human Rights.

The problem is that the Obama administration does not respect either the right to free elections or basic human rights in Honduras.

Roberto Maroni, the League interior minister, claimed Italy was under unfair pressure from the EU to abandon its right to hold elections.