Sentences with phrase «elections in the country prior»

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Prior to the 2016 elections, then candidate Akufo - Addo made every effort to bastardise the decision of president John Mahama for allowing two Guantanamo bay detainees into the country by inciting a sense of insecurity, state of fear, etc, in every citizen.

26 April 2011 — UGANDA Question: To ask Her Majesty's Government, further to the Written Answer by Baroness Verma on 21 March (WA 126 - 7), what assessment they have made of the allocation of the budget support for Uganda from the United Kingdom, in particular in relation to the increase in spending by the Government of Uganda prior to the last general election in that country.

According to him, the NPP claimed prior to the 2016 general elections that there was enough money in the country for the then NDC government to solve all developmental challenges.

The artiste who had riled the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and its policies prior to the 2016 elections, took to her Facebook page to share her experience of the new policy which takes effect today [Monday] in public senior high schools across the country.

Mostly, I'm interested in national level elections in countries that can at least on some level be considered established «democracies» - e.g. those that have a history of, at least 20 years of popular elections prior.

With this heavy defeat, the NDC, which prior to the elections had claimed to be the most united party in the country, is looking divided on what may have caused them to receive such a thumping.

Speaking prior to the approval on the EC's budget, Minority Leader Osei Kyei Mensah - Bonsu was concerned about the cost of the conduct of election in the country insisting it's too high.

Prior to the election there had been some local controversy over her selection, as the first prospective candidate in the country to be chosen from an all - female shortlist under a Labour party policy that was later declared illegal.