Sentence examples for cases to elect from inspiring English sources

It is worth noting that there were many differences from Year 1 to Year 2. The content was expanded allowing the students more cases to elect to complete, there was an assessment component to the Year 2 cohort and the delivery method was quite different for Year 2. It is also possible that students discussed the pre and post tests thus introducing potential bias.

In fact, with his approval around 40percentt, lowest in modern history for a new president, and the congressional budget approved through bipartisan efforts, including liberal entitlements and excluding Trump's wall, our president, who wasn't chosen by the greater amount of Americans, exemplifies the best case to elect future presidents by popular vote.

But a savvy policymaker like Napolitano who Forbes described in 2012 as the ninth most powerful woman in the world knows that simply making your case to elected officials isn't enough to win the day, either.

The "minimum wage economy" is all too real for far too many people, many of whom long ago lost hope that the politicians for whom they're supposed to take time off work (and, in many cases, forfeit pay) to elect will do anything for them – and turnout was the lowest since World War II.

Democrats had anxiously looked forward to Mrs. Clinton's speech today, hoping that she would restore their confidence in her candidacy after what they viewed as an unsteady start and also hoping that she would offer a compelling case for New Yorkers to elect someone to the Senate who has not held public office or lived in the state until a month ago.

As Joanne Barkan noted in a Dissent Magazine report, privatizers are even targeting school board elections, in one case spending over $630,000 to elect two members in a local school board race last year in Colorado.

My view – although I know none of them want to confront it because it's such an emotionally shattering trauma – is that there is a case for the PLP to elect its own leader, and form its own shadow cabinet.

Also, a main issue voiced by Lebanese Christians is the following: why is it the case that Sunnis get to elect the Prime Minister, and the Shia get to choose the Speaker, whereas Christians are denied the right to choose their preferred strongest candidate as President?

We need a leader who can best formulate the centre-left case for government, unite the party behind that case, and persuade the public to elect us to govern.

There's a strong case for non-editorial staff to elect a trust member and for a mechanism of accountability to our readers (as well as to "perpetuity", to which the trust says it holds itself responsible).

These weren't ordinary Miamians taking their case to their elected officials".