Sentence examples for elect a person from inspiring English sources

New Yorkers will not elect a person they cannot trust".

"François Hollande himself said it at one point: you elect a person.

Are swing state Virginians willing to elect a person, Cuccinelli, who wants to defund Planned Parenthood and has labeled the Environmental Protection Agency an "agency of mass destruction"?

"If the people of Slovakia want to elect a person like that as their leader, what can we say?" Mr. Kuruc said with a resigned expression.

"To elect a person to the ICC who doesn't even have a law degree for example, is a most unfortunate precedent to have set," said Pace. "We were facing the prospect of a defence lawyer appealing a case on the basis that the judge was not qualified".

Voters in most of England and Wales will elect a person to oversee each police force on 15 November.

We're electing a person with specific views on specific issues".

Americans have elected a person of extraordinary character and ability, who also happens to be black.

"People are not electing a set of issue positions," Mr. Shrum said, "they are electing a person".

"I'm deeply disappointed in my countrymen for electing a person so colossally unfit for the position," he said.

"This one strikes me as all about electing a person who can come in and solve big problems — putting the country first, not ideology".