Sentence examples for under the election from inspiring English sources

Under the election law, only members of Parliament can compete in special elections for the premiership.

Mr Ecevit's Democratic Left Party is expected to gain fewer than 10% of the votes not enough, under the election rules, to retain any seats in parliament.

Under the election laws, a committee on vacancies that had been selected by Mr. Davis as part of the petitioning process can select a candidate to replace him.

Under the election rules, any of the 18 candidates must receive 50 percent plus one vote to win, avoiding the necessity of a runoff.

As such, I would find that the selective recounting requested by appellant is not available under the election contest provisions of section 102.168.

Hundreds of thousands of supporters on both sides will attend to see if Ayatollah Khamenei offers any more openings or whether he is drawing a line under the election.

And most important — even in the under-the-radar primary election on Tuesday — they vote.

That makes it all the more timely for Congress to turn to its expansive authority under the elections clause to protect the right to vote.

CM: One very obvious thing for me is what I call "the conversation under the conversation" that's happening under the election--there's so much rhetoric about the American dream and what it means and what Americans are promised.

"We refuse to stand by as this President arrogantly casts aside our Constitution and defies the will of the American people under the election-year guise of defending them".

Until 1960 under the Elections Act Indians could not vote without losing their status and their treaty rights.