Sentence examples for the elective process from inspiring English sources
Made up of disaffected third-party members as well as others from the Big Two, the group is asking the Democratic hopefuls to commit to building coalitions with them by supporting efforts to open the elective process through ballot initiatives, nonpartisan elections, same-day voter registration, term limits, campaign finance reform, open primaries, even the right to recall.
While parts of New York make a greater effort at quality control than Brooklyn does, the clear answer is to take judges out of the elective process altogether and have them appointed through a strict screening procedure based on merit.
The right of the people to select their own officers is their sovereign right, and the rule is against imposing unnecessary and unreasonable [restraints on that right].... Unreasonable or unnecessary restraints on the elective process are prohibited.
Other liberal New Yorkers I have spoken to detest the idea of Kennedy replacing Hillary Clinton particularly without even having to battle, as she did, through the elective process.
It basically states that the government can limit individual contributions to campaigns to address the appearance of a quid pro quo in the elective process.
The Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors' recommendations would help standardize the global health elective process for residents.
4 Cosmetic surgery is usually an elective process, requested by the patient.
Since cosmetic surgery is usually an elective process, requested by the patient, clinical trials are complex to organize and run.
Ky's name, they have, in effect, proclaimed that event a referendum for the endorsement of Thieu, rather than any sort of normal elective process.
The more the G.O.P. persists in this, the more it hands the Democrats traction for their charge that Republicans are mischievously specializing -- as in the California recall -- in undoing normal elective processes.
Those supporting the bill undeniably included many seasoned professionals who have been deeply involved in elective processes and who have viewed them at close range over many years.
