Sentence examples for elect among from inspiring English sources

ON NOVEMBER 8th, Mississippi's voters will head to the polls to elect, among other offices, a new governor; Haley Barbour is at the end of his second and, under Mississippi state law, final term.

In 1999, Parliament voted to cut the number of hereditary peers to 92, leaving them to elect among themselves which of their number should get a seat when one of them dies.

She also claimed that she could identify "the elect" among the colonists.

Even though B'nai Het recognizes Avraham as the elect among them, addressing him as Adon, Lord, an acknowledgement of his power and influence, Avraham does not treat them as their superior.

A few scenes from the recent past: Hopeful polls that showed close races prove a mirage on Election Day; a billionaire spending $50 million of his own money to elect, among other things, senators who would push his issues; super PACs run by savvy political insiders with years of electoral experience spend millions buying ads to prop up weak candidates, many of whom go down to defeat.

The problem is how such representatives could be elected among the huge and often competing diversity of Romani groups.

Dr. Willmann was elected among a highly select group of reviewers and only 105 of approximately 1000 reviewers have been selected for this award this year.

Last year, Parvinder was elected among his peers to lead 52,000 students in Mumbai on an awareness campaign to stop tobacco use.

Even if the Lib Dems top the Euro poll within Sutton and Cheam it probably won't make any difference to how many Lib Dem candidates get elected among the eight MEPs in the London region.

If there is no experienced student in the group, a coach is elected among the volunteers.

In the first round, the CH is elected among the number of nodes.