Sentence examples for calls to elect from inspiring English sources

There are also calls to elect Sisi as Egypt's next president.

Members of the Shura Council, the body that serves as a Parliament, are still appointed by the king, despite repeated calls to elect them.

The three-day conference, called to elect a 100-member commission that is to organize elections in January and hold veto powers over decrees passed by the Allawi government, was not halted.

He's essentially calling to elect a leader who guarantees not to lead.

Under church rules, cardinals who turn 80 before the death or resignation of a pope are ineligible to participate in the consistory called to elect the pope's successor.

Those rules state that donors to groups spending money on "electioneering communications," or advertisements that do not specifically call to elect or defeat a candidate, must only be disclosed if they specifically earmarked their donation to that particular expenditure.

Any member of the Senate or House of Representatives can request one, and with the support of any other member, call to elect a new leader.

In an email pitch to his nationwide network of supporters last week, Clark urged party unity and described the call to elect Obama as a "critical mission".

The major stockholders in your company are generally called upon to elect the board and financially back the company in exchange for holdings in the company.

Mr Chávez has called on Peruvians to elect "Comrade Humala", though he denies financing him.

Adopted by a national labour congress in 1880, the program called on workers to elect representatives sworn to "conduct the class struggle in the halls of parliament"; i.e., to stand uncompromisingly for the establishment of a socialist state.