Sentence examples similar to elect a problem from inspiring English sources

We're willing to elect a problem-solver,' " he said.

The budget problems prompted voters to elect a Democratic majority to the County Legislature for the first time, and Thomas R. Suozzi was the first Democrat in three decades to win the county executive's seat.

The rump federation is having problems electing a president, thanks to low turnouts in recent elections.

The problem with electing a petty, impulsive, opportunistic pinball to be your president is … I have no idea.

They decided to have a Bow Wow and put an end to their problems by electing a leader.

Between maintaining democratic principles based on civil debate and political compromise, or electing a "strongman" to fix our problems by the force of his will.

The absence of an elected leader is a problem.

HE later told reporters that when the city's greatest problem was crime, it elected a prosecutor, Rudolph W. Giuliani, and now that it is in economic trouble and has to rebuild, it needs a business mind and manager -- him.

"I tend to think of the president-elect as approaching a problem in a more logical, more drill-down sort of way".

Instead, they faced a President-elect Donald Trump, and a problem: Production of the new season was already in full swing with actress Elizabeth Marvel playing the soon-to-be leader of the free world.

In areas where education was considered a problem, elected school boards could be set up.