Sentence examples for delay in electing from inspiring English sources

Cognizant of Sullivan's precarious health, the Federalists sought a delay in electing a slate of electors for the Electoral College in the 1808 presidential election.

Physicians are now able to identify which DFUs are at risk for delayed healing based on reduced oxygenation levels resulting in elected triage to therapies designed to increase oxygen delivery to tissue.

Mr. DeLay was elected majority leader.

Its turns out that Mrs Clinton's delay in accepting the president elect's offer to be his top foreign policy adviser had much to do with her negotiating the terms of the job and insisting on the right to choose her own state department staff and possibly even some of the plumb Ambassador postings.

Shia clerics, refashioning themselves as democrats, have been irked by Mr Bremer's delay in moving towards majority rule under an elected government.

However, in LocVSDPs for VNs, clustering leads to confusion in electing the cluster head and it will increase the routing overhead and delay.

Interestingly, projects in democratic countries also tend to experience longer delays, possibly because elected politicians use rosy forecasts to sell their projects.

For her part, Ms. Chavez blamed a compressed vetting period, caused by the delay in certifying Mr. Bush as president-elect, for the confusion about her answers.

The two-year delay in reinstatement will give him one shot at being elected by the writers.

Due to the delay in ratifying the Lisbon Treaty, the seventh parliament was elected under the lower Nice Treaty cap.

(DeLay will appeal!) Tom Campbell, who tried to unseat DeLay in the 2006 Republican primary, agrees that DeLay's "ethical conduct had fallen below the standard acceptable for an elected official".