Sentence examples for secure electoral from inspiring English sources

His party would justify a pact with the devil to secure electoral reform.

Equal first is to secure electoral reform so that we are never again presented with such a disgraceful voting choice.

Such power cannot easily be secured by a politician who made dodgy backroom deals to secure electoral victory.

Instead, Mr Osborne patted himself on the back, suggesting "many chancellors... would be tempted to squander the gains" to secure electoral victory.

It was another day between 2010 and 2015 and the Liberal Democrats had just been humiliated over their failure to secure electoral and Lords reform.

Rules preventing political actors from abusing power through manipulating electoral governance are needed to secure electoral integrity, although at the same time electoral authorities also need sufficient resources to manage elections effectively.

Perhaps rightly, they fear that even if they secured electoral success they would then face economic and financial blockade.

Khalil al-Anani, a scholar of Middle East Studies at Durham University in England, said the Islamists shared a misconception that by securing electoral victories, they were free to act as they wished.

This may seem a marginal if not unnerving philosophy, but it's one that's secured electoral footholds in the Netherlands and had I been debating Hudson at the hustings over, say, the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership which came up in questions from the audience, she'd have kicked my backside halfway to Bexley.

While Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has secured a strong electoral mandate from his wins in the May 2013 election, Pakistan is thoroughly hobbled by economic malaise, a persistent shortage of power (which only worsens its economic challenges), decrepit human development, and rampant Islamist and ethnic insurgency.

We must secure our electoral infrastructure and protect our electoral system from subversion.