Sentence examples for could have elected from inspiring English sources

Had Ozawa quit earlier, he would not have disgraced the party, which could have elected a new leader and prepared for the next election, which is to take place by the autumn.

For five years, we had a man in Europe we could have elected ourselves.

Pending referendums, 12 big cities outside London could have elected mayors by 2013.It is only in health that reform is really struggling.

He noted that Mr. King could have elected to send customers to the association's Booksense Web site or to another store, including his own.

It is inconceivable that a congress so composed could have elected a central committee in which a majority would prove to be enemies of the party.

Washington could have elected to limit Beal's minutes to keep him fresh for next season, given younger players such as Thomas Bryant and rookie Troy Brown Jr. more run and looked to unload veteran players via trades.

Mayor David Dinkins seemed pretty casual, though he could easily have elected to arrive on a palanquin.

The 95 percent of us (black voters) who supported him in 2008 simply couldn't have elected him by ourselves.

To hear Republicans on the campaign trail, the United States could not have elected a more left-wing president than Barack Obama, one more hostile to business or more eager to expand government power.

Even a great Coordinated Campaign team could not have elected Creigh Deeds Governor.

How else could we have elected a Congress whose leadership pokes fun at climate change even while they are known to be accepting tons of cash from polluting interests that contribute to the problem?