Sentence examples for timely elections from inspiring English sources

"The government must urgently set a date for timely elections to prevent the situation from escalating further".

Secretary of State John Kerry even paid Jonathan and Buhari a visit in Lagos last month to urge for peaceful and timely elections.

Thereby they issued a message about the importance of timely elections that India's leaders have never forgotten and if they did forget, India's Election Commission would issue a reminder.

A court in Singapore will decide whether the outsiders will forfeit much of their investment.By pushing harder for a fair, timely election, India is having to learn more of "the fine arts of dealing with other people's troubles", concludes C. Raja Mohan, an observer of foreign policy in the region.

"By remaining in power through repeated refusals to set a timely election date, the military regime in Guinea is fast becoming the poster boy for misrule in West Africa," said a statement from Phillip Carter III, the acting assistant secretary of state for African affairs.

The Fair Political Practices Commission has accused Lynwood Unified School District board member Cynthia Green-Geter of six counts of failing to submit timely election campaign disclosure statements.

In his illustrated and timely European Elections briefing he gave an overview of the main political battles ahead in the May EP election, the likely political colours of the new Parliament and how the outcome will affect the member states, especially the UK.

And, despite senators calling for a written guarantee that timely presidential elections will be held, there are no such assurances in the bill.

Moreover, there is no system for holding a timely special election after the public advocate takes over.

Unlike her Asian rivals, who never publicly criticise African regimes, Mrs Clinton at least spoke of the need for a "timely" presidential election to follow last year's parliamentary vote.

And they have sent out a timely message, before elections to the European Parliament this June, that they can sometimes act as a useful check on Brussels after all.