Sentence examples for under electoral from inspiring English sources

Under electoral law he is personally responsible for submitting correct accounts - unlike in parliamentary elections, where the agent is the responsible figure.

Under electoral rules, Mr. Blair has until Tuesday or Wednesday of next week to make an announcement four weeks before a June 7 poll.

From tiny groups vocal on local matters to great national organisations, all risk being silenced in the year before a general election, to avoid falling under electoral law.

The withdrawal of smaller parties from the presidential contest before polling day has avoided the need for a second-round run-off vote as, under electoral rules, when only two candidates contest the ballot, the result is binding.

The government, under electoral pressure, wants more direct action.Fiat moneyIn fact, Fiat's future is constrained far more than most Italians realise by the terms of a rescue agreement reached with its banks in May.

But under electoral law, anyone seeking to petition a general election result must normally do so within three weeks of the result being announced – a deadline that passed last Friday, 29 May, the day after Galloway made his remarks.

Efficiency suffers under the electoral calculus, legitimacy under the continual need to distinguish oneself, while time and again, the electoral system ensures that the long term and the common interest lose out to the short term and party interests.

Under the electoral college procedures then prevailing, the electors had cast their votes for both Thomas Jefferson and Burr without indicating which should be president and which vice president.

This, bizarrely, is a crime under Honduran electoral law.So the election was far from perfect.

Under new electoral rules, this would bar them from the next election.

Under the electoral college system, Americans do not directly elect their president.