Sentence examples for to allow election from inspiring English sources
We cannot sustain the confidence of citizens to vote and participate beyond Election Day if we continue to allow election outcomes to be determined when the legislature draws districts.
Mr. Mugabe has agreed to allow election observers from southern African nations.
Last-minute efforts to engage the Taliban in order to allow elections to take place remain untested.
The money is meant to help stabilise the country enough to allow elections to be held next year.There are reasons for optimism.
His aim seems to be to allow elections only after he has destroyed the leadership of Pakistan's two major political parties.
And Mr Khan has promised to allow elections, of a sort, to determine who should take over the day-to-day running of the city.He is being deliberately vague, however, about how a new government might look.
Since the army took charge, they have dismantled their cardboard shacks each morning and rebuilt them at night.Although the army is stepping carefully, it is unlikely to allow elections for at least a year.
In September, it was pressure from India (and from Japan and elsewhere) that persuaded the Rajapaksas to allow elections for the northern provincial council, which a Tamil party won.
The Maoist leader, Mr. Bhattarai, rejected all previous proposals to replace him, and other political parties have refused to allow elections while Mr. Bhattarai and his allies hold the crucial levers of government, saying that his oversight would make the elections unfair.
KABUL, Afghanistan — The Afghan government said Monday that it had arranged a truce with a group of Taliban in a district in northern Afghanistan in order to allow elections to go ahead on Aug. 20 and allow development projects to proceed in the area.
By early June the air of crisis hanging over Britain, caused in part by the closing of much of the rural countryside, had subsided enough to allow elections to proceed and a hint of optimism to creep into Mr. Blair's voice.
