Sentence examples for are to elect from inspiring English sources

On September 4th, Labour's 117,000 registered members are to elect a new leader.

Iraqis are to elect members of a 275-seat national assembly that will choose a prime minister and other executives from its ranks.

But who will be Mr Mbeki's deputy?The question will be decided at the ANC's conference in December, when delegates are to elect the party's leaders for the next three years.

And within eight months Libyans are to elect about 200 delegates to an assembly charged with drafting a constitution to be approved by a referendum within another year, meaning mid-2013.

Mr. Raffarin, 53, will have to move fast, for his tenure lasts only until legislative elections on June 9 and 16, when France's 41 million eligible voters are to elect a new 577-member National Assembly.

His central priorities, he said, are to elect Fernando Ferrer, the borough president, as mayor in 2001 and H. Carl McCall, the state comptroller, as governor the following year.

It's to elect a new president.

To me, he said, "This is to elect values candidates".

On January 3rd, the House was to elect its Speaker.

Support for Breckinridge's candidacy was only reasonable if the intention were to elect Lincoln.

Significantly, the judges were to be elected.