Sentence examples for but elect from inspiring English sources
Chris Huhne, the former Lib Dem Cabinet minister, said: "One option being discussed is to keep Clegg as deputy prime minister, but elect a caretaker – Vince Cable – to lead the party into the general election.
Its residents can vote for president, but elect no senators, and their one member of the House of Representatives can vote in committee but not on the floor.
Even so, some studies acknowledge the need for accounting for comorbidities, but elect not to use a formal instrument, merely counting each patient's additional diagnoses [28, 29].
Still, Quist's loss was a disappointment for Democrats in general ― and Sanders supporters in particular ― who saw an opportunity to not only land a blow against Trump, but elect an unabashed liberal.
So might begin a tale of 2015 where the U.S. economy is booming, yet citizens feel hopeless; where we are continually presented with technical wonders, but elect fools to Congress.
This may be explained by healthcare system failures, individual physician behavior, or in some cases subsets of patients who are informed but elect not to take medications recommended in national standards of care.
But elected officials, like other citizens, are free to have and express religious views.
"I got a call but elected not to pursue," he said in an e-mail.
But elected officials, whom Broad had supported for years, also helped to advance his cause.
Carr could have gone elsewhere, but elected to remain with the Giants this year.
"Reform is not easy, but elected officials have to walk the walk," he said.
