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121) Those local authorities contain the number of Labour members that serve on them due to the choice of the electorate.
122) Seventy-two percent of the electorate decided to voice an opinion.
123) Theyaccount for nearly one-fifth of the electorate, and will cast the deciding ballots in many constituencies.
124) In these systems, the electorate selects legislative candidates from a party committed to support a particular prime minister.
125) Newcomers such as the Green Party can not treat the electorate in such a cavalier fashion.
126) But the electorate showed signs of increasing distress, even cynicism, about the corrosive effect of money in politics.
127) Given a separate electorate, Harijan candidates and elected legislators would stress what divided them from caste Hindus.
128) By refusing a referendum on Maastricht this Government has declared that it has no respect at all for the wishes of the electorate.
129) Mr Parkinson now faces the challenge of selling to the electorate a controversial policy of lower subsidies and higher fares.
130) Both rounds were marked by a very low turnout, with only 20.87 percent of the electorate participating in the second round.
131) There was a total of 12 candidates; although voting was obligatory an estimated 25 percent of the 5,700,000 electorate abstained.
132) The great divide between the civilian and military communities leaves the nation and its electorate ill-equipped to make informed judgments about military and international affairs.
133) His political philosophy, known as Jacksonian democracy, helped solidify a strong executive branch and expand the electorate.
134) Politicians all too often pander to the envious tendencies among the electorate.
135) Danu stood seemingly alone in opposing the war, a position that almost had him recalled from office by the Kuati electorate twice.
136) Any other ways you propose to broaden the electorate base of FCs?
137) Yet, the electorate does not penalize politicians when they fail to deliver these services.
138) The Israeli Prime Minister must be convinced that he will reap a richer harvest of votes by going to the electorate well before October.
139) She says lawmakers should reject Jega's nomination, reappoint Iwu, and better educate the electorate.
140) From the tents of Occupy Wall Street to the firesides of Georgetown the cry goes up that the ideological polarisation of the political parties leaves the great bulk of the electorate unrepresented.
141) The Taiwanese electorate has delivered a no - confidence vote on Chen Shui - bian.
142) That broader electorate, eager to hear the candidates' plans to resuscitate the economy, would be hard pressed to find a coherent pathway out of joblessness from the Republican field on Monday night.
143) The increased turnout among young voters "really changed the face of the electorate in the primary process," Belcher said.
144) If you're going to be outside your electorate on election day you can cast a special declaration vote at any polling place.
146) The fact that this will result in a lower rate of interest, because Germany has a higher credit standing than Ireland or Portugal, would hardly appease an angry electorate.
147) It seeks to guarantee that the wishes of the electorate are arithmetically reflected in the composition of public bodies such as legislatures and local authorities.
148) But confronting militants could make you unpopular among a Palestinian electorate that voted the Islamic group Hamas into office in 2006.
149) The electorate became increasingly intolerant of instabilities when the actual rates transgressed those considered tolerable.
150) It received its name from the place of its origin, Heidelberg, the capital of the German Electorate of the Palatinate .
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