Sentence examples for through the election of from inspiring English sources

Any improvement hinges on a restoration of the political process through the election of a new president.

The Milosevic government used most of its reserves to get through the election of Sept. 24, said Miroljub Labus, the federal deputy prime minister.

Opposition leaders called for Mr. Fujimori to step down, to be replaced by a transitional government through the election of a new president.

As liberals set about limiting the power of the monarchy, they converted the ideal of constitutional government, accountable to the people through the election of representatives, into a reality.

The nature of the Democratic majority, expanded partly through the election of centrists and even conservatives, would also temper Democratic zeal to pursue an overly ideological agenda, Democrats said.

After insisting that voters should be allowed a voice on Judge Garland's fate through the election of Mr. Obama's successor, their nominee is now faltering and the Republican Senate majority is now in doubt.

The significance of the act was that for the first time and for one important reason only,through the election of Members of Parliament, the townships of the Potteries effectively became one.

Voters of Venezuela and California have this in common: a growing number of disgusted voters are determined to upset, through referendum, the election of their chief executive.

These lives grow and mature and go off the rails and back on again through to the election of Obama in 2008.

That was what she said the National Solidarity Program had done through mandating the election of men's and women's councils -- and requiring that each council's proposed projects be subject to the approval of the other council.

Fiji had been without elected government for almost 8 years; it returned to democratic governance through the elections of September 2014.