Sentence examples for considered electing from inspiring English sources

Judge Baissus, the French judge, said his nation had once considered electing its judiciary.

There are indications, though, that the Kentish community considered electing another archbishop while Æthelhard was in exile.

Maybe someday you should consider electing one".

Consider electing our president for a single seven-year term.

His complicated political considerations include the question of whether the country would consider electing another Bush.

In a statement the studio said: "Lucasfilm is flattered that our Star Wars fans at the University of Mississippi are considering electing Admiral Ackbar as their mascot.

That is an interpretation of the shadow chancellor's policy that should be aired more clearly to voters before they consider electing a Conservative government.

One night, she did a sweet homage to her recently deceased "nana," a montage that included the line "She came into this world when women couldn't vote — and went out as the country considers electing its first female President".

How, you might ask, could a powerful, multi-ethnic country, where women voters outnumber men by several million, seriously consider electing a man whose name is synonymous with xenophobia, racism and misogyny?

How else do you explain the Scot's (and, no doubt, some of us 400,000 English living north of the border) considering electing a party that has no ideology and just one policy - independence - and even that has been ditched for the election.

As Roman Catholic cardinals gather in Rome, there are calls for them to consider electing a pope from outside Europe.