Sentence examples for as electing from inspiring English sources

Several Academy alumni sketched out the idea for the group, and all 46 voted to approve it, as well as electing the nine-member committee.

As well as electing the Speaker by secret ballot further steps could be taken to secure the independence of the office.

Fifa's congress has to approve all these reforms, at the same time as electing a president to oversee them, in February.

Yet appointing a new conductor, if not quite as tricky as electing a pope or prime minister, is fraught with hazard.

A commission he appointed to amend the country's 1952 constitution proposed changes such as electing the prime minister, scrapping press laws that allow journalists to be jailed, permitting political parties to be formed and redrawing constituency boundaries.

The Sistine Chapel had great symbolic meaning for the papacy as the chief consecrated space in the Vatican, used for great ceremonies such as electing and inaugurating new popes.

For that reason, German lawmakers, as elected representatives of the people, should decide, he said.

Catholics and Protestants needed to work together jointly as elected representatives of their community.

This is Johnson as elected bystander.

LeMonde immediately considered him as good as elected.

As elected leaders of their churches they are hardly unrepresentative.