Sentence examples for Elect from inspiring English sources

And a double dissolution election, in which half the normal quota is required to elect Senate candidates, would assist the same minor parties and independents that are playing havoc with the government's budget strategy at the moment.

Andy Roddick doesn't have one of those T-shirts either, but that has not stopped the promising but raw 18-year-old from being promoted as a champion elect.

Still, historically, voters in the region tend to elect moderate Democrats and moderate Republicans, including one Republican, Rod Grams, that publicly flirted with both parties.

"They're to elect a parliament, which will then decide the government.

Should we elect to change our privacy policy we will post the changes here.

O'Donnell published a draft of the chapter of the cabinet manual on the formation of a coalition government in early 2010 because he expected voters to elect a hung parliament.

As the dust settles after Nigeria's history-making election, the focus has shifted to the road ahead for president-elect Muhammadu Buhari.

Even though nothing was clear in Florida, Republicans (and Fox News) began referring to George W as the "president-elect" and branding Gore as a sore loser for refusing to accept the fact.

Additionally, Poland's president-elect publicly voiced support for a devolution of powers from Brussels to EU member states during his campaign, saying he was interested in "strengthening the guarantee of sovereignty within the framework of national legislation".

Until Augsburg managed to beat the heavily rotated champions-elect in early April, everyone had proved little more than a quick, comforting bite.

Before the lunch Putin also met Ukraine's president-elect Petro Poroshenko.