Sentence examples for chosen at the same from inspiring English sources
A successor to Mr. Davis will be chosen at the same time if a majority votes to remove him.
For the first time, all elected local officials in Taiwan from the mayor of Taipei down to rural village leaders - more than 11,000 positions in total - were chosen at the same time.
It is designed to be capable of using both Regent's non-statistical method (WinRHIZO method) and Tennant's statistical method (line-intersect method), and can simultaneously output the root measurements by both methods when they are chosen at the same time.
Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo frowned on the idea, pointing out that the Constitution calls for the governor and the lieutenant governor to be chosen at the same time.
The formal handover of the 'bid books' marks the start of eight months of intensive lobbying, culminating in a secret ballot to elect the host city at the IOC's session in Buenos Aires on Sept 7. A new president will be chosen at the same meeting to succeed the outgoing Jacques Rogge.
The solid diagonal line indicates chance performance (guilty and innocent suspects chosen at the same rates).
On this basis, we chose At the same time, it was important to make the alignment able to find region T revealed by the method of information decomposition (Section 2.1) without any insertions and deletions.
The court, one notch below the United States Supreme Court in the federal judicial hierarchy, opened its morning session with lawyers appearing before a panel of three judges who had been chosen at random, the same as usual.
For 20 specimens chosen at random, the same staining classification was applied to staining obtained with a MAb specific for AGR2 which did not react with AGR3 (not shown).
Yet something kept Lowell going, kept him faithful to the vocation he chose at about the same age Jamison was when she first encountered his work.
He spoke about the hardship and uncertainty that he had chosen, although, at the same time, he took pride, Juliet thought, in those very things.
