Sentence examples for suitable elections from inspiring English sources

Asked whether the Kremlin was planning to manipulate Sunday's election Vladimir Churov, the head of Russia's central election commission, told the Guardian: "They will be the most free, most transparent, and most suitable elections for citizens".

It concluded that a substantial heat-transfer efficiency improvement is achieved by employing such a recyclic device with suitable elections of impermeable-sheet position and recycle ratio.

Now the arrangement is clear: in return for basic fealty, suitable election results and political calm, appointed governors may do largely as they please.An extreme version of this contract applies to Chechnya, the most troublesome of all Russia's regions.

"We agreed that the most suitable election day is 20 July and the EC will draft the royal decree for the prime minister to submit to the king for royal endorsement," EC secretary Puchong Nutrawong said.

Secresy is therefore in general suitable in elections".

Mr Livingstone's comments, laid out in a Westminster parliament early day motion, said Mr Murphy's actions were not acceptable behaviour for someone "putting himself forward as suitable for election to the House of Commons".

The Electoral Reform Society described AV as "not suitable for the election of a representative body, eg, a parliament".

Applicants should send a CV and an original article of 600-700 words, about any subject other than the general election, suitable for publication in the section.

At the time, they asserted that conditions in Najaf were not suitable yet for an election.

That, rather than empty sloganising, would be a suitable discussion for an election campaign.

On election eve he sounded tetchy and defensive, denying in a rambling Facebook post that he was anti-democratic (earlier comments that he had made about direct elections being "not suitable for us" gave many cause to doubt him).