Sentence examples for system election from inspiring English sources

Going to a winner-take-all system, election experts said, appears to diminish the rights of minority voters.

Just days after raising the possibility of postponing the elections because of a software flaw in the new voting system, election officials scrambled to replace memory cards in more than 76,000 electronic machines nationwide.

This doesn't sound much like the rhetoric used in first past the post system election campaigns: citing the spectre of unwieldy coalitions to implore the voters to – this time round, please – elect a majority government.

In a Westminster-style parliamentary system, elections rarely feel like a referendum on one person.

For the Lib Dems, fair voting system elections will beat erections every time.

Eritrea is Africa's version of North Korea, a country with no constitution, court system, elections or free press.

A distinctive feature of our constitutional system — elections that are quadrennial for president but biennial for the House of Representatives — magnifies these effects.

In its federal system, elections for the legislative assemblies of its constituent states have no direct impact on the make-up of the central government.

The progressive argument must go deeper, to the institutional reality of the effects that corporate money can have on our entire democratic system, elections included.

But all successful politicians know that in our political system, elections are actually won in the centre-ground.

B.R.C. also sells computerized voter-registration systems; election supplies, including, this year, perhaps a hundred and sixty million punch-card ballots; election assistance and service; and other computerized information services for local governments.