Sentence examples for been able to elect from inspiring English sources

We've never been able to elect true representatives of the people here.

Do you inform them that they can "swim in the morning and ski in the afternoon", or that our deputies still haven't been able to elect a president?

But mounting frustration at the paralyzed government, mired in squabbling to the point where it hasn't been able to elect a president for 15 months, is very real.

The new leader elected in Peru will greatly draw our attention, even though for 50 years we have not been able to elect our own president.

Right on time, on 29 December, China ruled that Hong Kong would be able to elect its leader by the 2017 elections.

But the actual meaning of the elections is that Israel will not be able to elect a more centrist government, without its basic fears being addressed.

A day later, the outcome of the US elections shocked the world as a minority of US voters were able to elect climate denier Trump under the US Electoral College system.

The result left the Communists one vote short of being able to elect a president.

Only then will other countries be able to elect their leaders freely.

Indians may also have the chance, one day, of being able to elect a government that does the right things.

Sadly, being able to elect to invite in the gaze, male or otherwise, is a rare and great privilege.