Sentence examples for better election of from inspiring English sources

"While you can have a dispute over which is better, election of judges or appointment of judges, I don't know that anybody could argue that appointment by party officials is better than election by the public, or appointment by public officials".

According to a Nov. 9 report from Gallup, last summer 23 percent of blacks thought that race relations would get a lot better with the election of Obama.

It allows for the election of better members than those now in the discredited Human Rights Commission.

It might be better to link the election of some of its members to national parliament elections so that MEPs more accurately reflect the views of voters.

Information on how crime varies by postcode has yet to prompt competitive demands for better policing, though the election of police commissioners in November could change this.The information revolution is changing the way businesses operate, allowing indeed forcing them to trawl through billions of nuggets of data to hone their offerings.

Ireland last month showcased a better way in its election of poet and Labor Party leader Michael Higgins as president in a field with seven candidates.

Moscow's interests would be better served simply by the election of a more enlightened Belarussian leader.

I say "28 years old" because the Jeb! campaign began, for better and worse, with the election of Poppy Bush back in 1988.

What better proof, they claimed, than the election of more than a dozen African Americans to the United States Congress?

SINCE American elections are won state-by-state, state polls are usually better predictors of election results than national ones.

If Dr. Dean spent months allowing restive Democrats to feel that it was good to be angry, Mr. Kerry began persuading voters last month that it would be better to get even -- for the election of 2000.