Sentence examples for rules of election from inspiring English sources

Pope John Paul II changed the rules of election in 1996.

Morris will come off the ballot after 15 years per rules of election but Biggio, Piazza and Bagwell headline a star-studded group of players who will reappear on the next ballot.

Try to get a bunch of people to wear t-shirts (check the rules of election first) that support you.

Last year, the "Hamilton electors" advocated changing the rules of elections midstream, which would have set a decidedly undemocratic precedent.

Each specific system is defined by institutional details the definition of jurisdictions, the rules of elections, the procedures of legislative bodies that have various strengths and weakness relative to the ideals of public justification.

Unfortunately, people who play by the rules of elections usually lose them.

It will be a "winner" from the stand-point of the Republican Party, which is clearly the basis on which we should be writing the rules of elections.

The Supreme Court and election law experts have long struggled to set guidelines for when race and party affiliation, which are closely linked, may or may not be used when changing the rules of elections.

After Howard Dean's speech the night of the Iowa caucuses, he was widely criticized for violating the first rule of election night speeches.

Michael Carvin, a lawyer for Mr. Bush, argued that "federal law will not allow this court or the Florida Legislature to change the rules of the election after the election has taken place".

As was clear in Florida in the 2000 election, the worst time to debate the rules of an election is in the midst of a highly disputed one because each party invariably supports the interpretation that enhances its chance of winning.