Sentence examples for be to elect a from inspiring English sources

The goal would be to elect a broadly accepted new president better suited to lead than Hamid Karzai, whom the Taliban considers an American puppet and resists reform.

One of the first jobs of the new board will be to elect a member to take over the chairman's role from Mr. Capellas.

Little will be accomplished until congressional Republicans are willing to compromise, he writes, and America's best chance may be to elect a reform-minded Republican president and a Democratic Congress and to hope.

The Assembly's primary responsibility would be to elect a First and Deputy First Minister as soon as possible, to allocate Ministerial posts under the d'Hondt formula and to make other preparations for Government within Northern Ireland and in the North/South and East/West fields.

Its initial mission will be to elect a new president of the EU's executive body, the Commission, to succeed José Manuel Barroso.

The first goal of such a coalition should be to elect a non-AKP speaker for the new parliament after 1 November.

One of the purposes of this feasibility RCT will be to elect an appropriate primary outcome measure for a full trial.

It's to elect a new president.

Voters are to elect a 550-seat House of Representatives.

In a vote on May 29th, after we went to press, they were to elect a president.

"They get that the way to do it is to elect a Conservative".