Sentence examples for do elect from inspiring English sources

But then a glance at some of the clowns we do elect, perhaps especially to our national legislature, might lead you in the opposite direction.

The people may and usually do elect representatives to all the governments, and all of them may and usually do administer programs that directly serve the individual citizen.

But the party has found it hard to complain about the black-majority districts because they don't want to offend blacks and, after all, the districts do elect Democrats.

In any case, it is a bad omen that the group of politicians working on proposals for European democracy does not even include the president of the European parliament – the only European institution which, as of now, citizens do elect directly.

Customers generally see great value and peace of mind in ADW and the vast majority of customers do elect to take it as it protects them should the hire garments, which are expensive to replace, be damaged accidentally, which does happen from time to time.

He said he would also factor in electability and momentum, then added: "But ultimately, you know, if you look at the aggregate popular vote, and as we all recall in 2000, to our, as Democrats, great sorrow, we do elect presidents based upon the Electoral College".

They elected him — you can argue about the election, but I believe they did elect him.

And we did elect the blighters.

Although we did elect him because we thought he was genuine.

If Radcliffe does elect to stay at Radio 2, however, it will represent a headache for Van Klaveren.

You can certainly take that route, which in fact has rewards enough for anyone who does elect it.