Sentence examples for eager to elect from inspiring English sources

Assumpta has followed the election process keenly and is eager to elect leaders who are just and fair.

For the most part, Mr. Kruger and others say, Orthodox Jews here are eager to elect a Republican president.

And it does not mean that voters will be eager to elect another President who is known for his marital infidelity.

The governing majority is eager to elect a head of state who is considered independent of Syrian influence, unlike Mr. Lahoud.

He took advantage of two growing and politically conservative communities in Brooklyn — Orthodox Jews, who related to Mr. Storobin's position against same-sex marriage, and Russians, who were eager to elect a young candidate who spoke their language.

Especially with her blessing, voters would be eager to elect them.

There are plenty of good candidates eager to be elected and start again, he said.

As Sudan continues voting this week in the first multiparty election in decades, it is precisely the fruits of this expansion — more schools, more roads, more hospitals, more opportunity — that explain why so many voters are eager to re-elect Mr. Bashir, who is suspected of war crimes and is often perceived as a villain in the West.

Republicans are eager to get elected.

Why, despite the profound public mistrust of politicians, are people ready to elect parties eager to dismantle any constraints on government's power?

Legislators have for the longest time resisted Laffer's reasoning, and, as evidenced by the electorate's willingness to elect politicians eager to increase taxes, voters aren't completely sold either.