Sentence examples for directly choose from inspiring English sources

The party also wants voters to directly choose the prime minister, who is now selected by Parliament.

The voting will be the first round in a two-tiered election, the first time that Indonesians will directly choose their president.

The election, only the second time Indonesians will directly choose their president, will take place after a three-day cooling-off period during which campaigning is banned.

While he wielded influence in the selection process and delighted in making the telephone calls to the winners, he did not directly choose them.

The sites in question often provide customized music streams, but listeners do not get to directly choose which songs they hear, and they are not permitted to store the music on their computers.

She admitted she didn't directly choose it but her relationships never reached that stage and she latterly didn't want to become "a science experiment" in order to achieve it in her early 40s.

"Somebody directly chosen by the people of Egypt without any foreign interference".

Instead of directly choosing a government, it alters the power relations between the parties in post-election negotiations.

He said the case would also argue the changes infringed section 7 of the constitution, which requires senators to be "directly chosen by the people" because under the new system "it's parties that are chosen, not senators".

"The recent reports that the majority of board members would be directly chosen by government – whether by the UK government or those in the devolved nations – runs counter to the principle of a strong and independent BBC.

Ms. Congar, the Taraf editor, expressed disappointment that Mr. Obama had not addressed that issue directly, choosing instead to highlight the government's creation of a limited Kurdish-language television channel.