Sentence examples for a way of electing from inspiring English sources

Now Mr. Newsom is leaving, Mr. Cook said, "and the question is whether this is really the opportunity for the progressives on the board to finally find a way of electing a mayor".

"There were some concerns that if they used the annual conference as a way of electing the new leader, that would be a big distraction from looking at policy and debating all the important issues that the party faces".

I can't see, in an environment where the number of assault-type weapons have probably increased ten-fold in the hands of the public, that it would really make a difference at all other than being a tremendous way of electing an entire Republican Congress and Senate in the next election".

I can't see, in an environment where the number of assault-type weapons have probably increased tenfold in the hands of the public, that it would really make a difference at all other than being a tremendous way of electing an entire Republican Congress and Senate in the next election".

Quite simply, it doesn't fit the image: Huck's bar mitzvah might confuse people, and someone -- though clearly it won't be Bob -- ought to write a book about Dylan and Norman Mailer, his only equal at suspecting that a specifically Jewish identity just got in the way of electing himself Dumbo in the great American carnival.

As a way of preventing elected politicians from overusing the electronic printing presses, Turner proposes putting money finance exclusively in the hands of independent central bankers.

There have also been numerous calls for the UN Security Council's membership to be increased, for different ways of electing the UN's Secretary-General, and for a United Nations Parliamentary Assembly.

The national polls are seen in Kiev as a way of establishing a fully legitimate, universally elected government following pro-Kremlin president Viktor Yanukovich's flight to Russia in February under pressure from pro-Western demonstrations.

James Sabau, a spokesman for the police force, which is part of the security services controlled by Mr. Mugabe's party, was quoted in Monday's state-controlled newspaper as saying that the 46 people in custody were accused of participating in an illegal political meeting where they watched videos "as a way of motivating them to subvert a constitutionally elected government".

For Democrats, creating firms with a bipartisan hue could be a way of currying favor with a president-elect who spent much of the year talking about ending partisan bickering in Washington — and who on Tuesday night made a point of demonstrating that by having dinner with a group of conservative columnists at the home of George F. Will before gathering with liberal columnists the following day.

Instead of following the electoral college norm of voting for Clinton, Guerra will cast what is in effect a protest vote directed at Trump – she will write in an "alternative Republican" of a more moderate political stripe than the president-elect as a way of highlighting her deep fears about his presidency in the hope of encouraging Republican electors in red states to follow suit.