Sentence examples for should have elections from inspiring English sources

Libya, too, should have elections within a year.

He's convinced him that we should have elections.' Korzhakov felt that elections were too risky, that elections are just a Western idea, and that 'democracy could be preserved without them.' It's not as if Korzhakov were a devil.

Mr. Muhammad said repeatedly that Afghans should have elections to choose their leaders; the West, he said, should not impose a government on the population simply to make sure that every ethnic group was represented.

There is no reason why Syria should not have elections again.

"We've had elections in this country when we were at war, even when we were in civil war, and we should have the elections on time," Ms. Rice said.

When General Abdel Fattah al-Sissi, the army chief, removed Mr Morsi, he should have announced elections immediately, he adds.

New York City should have nonpartisan elections like Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston and other major cities, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said yesterday, as he announced that he had established a new Charter Revision Commission to examine rewriting election rules, and to consider a list of other changes in the structure of city government.

Clearly referring to France and Germany, the two countries most vehement in their denunciation of him, Mr. Schussel asked, "Is this the start of some new procedure that two big states tell other European Union members what governments they should have?" In elections last October, Mr. Haider's Freedom Party took 27percentt of the vote, fractionally more than Mr. Schussel's People Party.

If not, we should have another election.

Before lunch, we should have the election of the Speaker.

"Political parties should start having elections within the party.