Sentence examples for the electoral governance from inspiring English sources

"It is the Legislature's opinion that the electoral governance powers are conveyed to it directly by the U.S. Constitution and cannot be circumvented by action of the state Supreme Court," Mr. McKay said in the joint statement.

One solution is to structure electoral governance such that it allows for independence and professionalism at the center, lending credibility to the electoral process, and partisan local-level administration, enabling fraud at the micro level.

There is nothing wrong with America that cannot be fixed by putting integrity back into our electoral, governance, intelligence, and national security constructs -- four reforms, electoral is first.

I'm fairly confident many Huffington Post readers will agree with this statement: "Corporate money has perverted the American electoral and governance processes to the point where elections and governance can no longer be said to reflect the will of, or best interests of, the public".

This has tied conservative intellectuals to the practical concerns of governance and the electoral success of the Republican Party.

As the Peking University scholar, Pan Wei, put it: "The meritocratic principle of competition holds the same central position in the history of Chinese governance as the electoral principle of the majority holds in Western democracy".

The other would actually call the convention and specify its scope: governance, including the structure of the legislative and executive branches; elections, including the electoral system and the initiative process itself; the budget-making process; and the state's revenue relationship with local government.

The electoral commission rejected the motion.

The electoral campaign flattered their aspirations.

The electoral process is in chaos.

In October 1692 Ernest Augustus obtained the electoral investiture.