Sentence examples for elect a proper from inspiring English sources

And so the only way to save Britain from communism is to dump May, elect a proper government, and then hopefully this new independent group will somehow flourish.

The Conservatives won't elect a proper leader for another seven months, and they are unlikely to fight the government much on this point anyway.

A new and better leader, elected after a proper contest and an overdue strategic debate, can turn a new page, would allow Labour to be heard, could re-energise the core vote and keep the losses to a minimum, enabling Labour to stay in the game.

Campbell, like Blair, was constantly preoccupied with the knowledge that Labour had been elected with a proper majority just twice before in its history – in 1945 and 1966 – and on both occasions had gone down to defeat at the following election through the absence of a sustaining strategy and an ability to manage the media.

They elect a government to do that".

You cannot elect a new medic.

Votes are being counted in the Czech Republic after an election aimed at electing a new government after months without a proper administration.

I'm not convinced God is hoping we elect the proper candidate so he can finally get to work in our country.

"They have elected a government..

"We're not electing a personality.

We elected a priori to include both.