Sentence examples for temporary election from inspiring English sources
One was a "temporary" election law, which ignored demands for reforms from the front and from many secular groups.
The board employed 751 people, of whom roughly one-third were temporary election workers, in the fiscal year that ended in June 2009, the most recent for which figures were available.
More worrisome than the temporary election impasse (front page, Nov. 14) are the personal attacks, half-truths, mutual suspicion, negative ads, pettiness and pandering to voters' self-interest that characterized to different degrees both the Bush and Gore campaigns in recent months.
This vigilante action was often based on the idea that "strange", pale-skinned, Vietnamese-looking voters unable to speak Khmer had been issued with temporary election IDs to cast ghost votes for the ruling party – a claim widely believed, but not thoroughly substantiated, by many opposition supporters.
Campaigning was not as fervent as earlier in the year, when bunting festooned the streets of Istanbul while party slogans and songs blasted from temporary election offices.
Campaigning has not taken place with the same fervor as earlier in the year, when bunting festooned the streets while campaign slogans and songs blasted from temporary election offices.
It is exactly this type of value-blind "voting" that bedevils both the security council's temporary membership elections and the human rights council.
The partition was intended to be temporary, pending elections in 1956 to reunify the country under a national government.
Perhaps the Republicans' stance is just a temporary fit of election-year madness, and the Party leadership will come around.
In 1889, when South Dakota became a state, Pierre was named the temporary capital; in elections in 1890 and 1904, it was chosen the permanent capital.
The protesters may want a clean break, but it is not certain that the army will go along with that, or with bypassing constitutional provisions that call for the appointment of the president of the Senate, a Bouteflika ally, as the temporary president until elections are held.
