However, we must make haste and decide before the end of 2003 to avoid the elections getting in the way of the process and the Constitution being adopted slap-bang in the middle of the electoral campaign.
To avoid the Florida election debacle of 2000 and to help disabled people vote, Congress passed the Help America Vote Act of 2002.
NOM is determined to destroy lives and while doing so do everything in its power to avoid the very election laws of transparency put in place to protect us.
Mr. Duhalde's sponsors argued that he had to avoid the distraction of an election and be given broad powers if he were to begin resolving those problems.
Indulge me in one last random observation from channel-surfing Tuesday night in order to avoid the pain of post-election political analyses and finally settling on blankly staring at a nature program on the National Geographic Channel.
"We do not see heads of state or candidates in close proximity to their elections, so as to avoid the appearance of influencing a democratic election in a foreign country," said National Security Council spokeswoman Bernadette Meehan.
In 2011, there were four grand marshals, but sources said WIADCA cut the number to two this year to avoid the possibility of bias before the election.
Governor Bush, the president's brother, appointed an election task force, which has recommended that all counties switch to optical-scan voting machines by the 2002 election to avoid the problems of the punch-card systems.
The military appeared to be trying to avoid the pitfalls of the last election, in 1990, which it annulled after the party it backed was trounced by a democratic opposition led by Daw Aung San Suu Kyi.
European allies, especially the French and the British, say they are concerned that Mr. Obama will want to keep the negotiations going, however unproductive they might be, through the November presidential election to avoid the possibility of a military strike if the talks fail.
