Sentence examples for elect any from inspiring English sources

In the last two elections, Ontarians did not elect any parliamentary candidates from Mr. Manning's Reform Party, a group that last spring transformed itself into the Alliance to try to win Ontario seats.

Last year, the Golden Era Committee failed to elect any of its candidates up for election.

Palm Beach County did not elect any person as a presidential elector, but rather the election was a winner-take-all proposition dependent on the statewide vote.

Polish voters of 1957 were given the right to vote against some official candidates; de facto having a small chance to express a vote of no confidence against the government and the Party, but no possibility to elect any real opposition, whose members were not allowed to run in the elections.

Then, via their chosen electors, legislatures could elect any presidential candidate they prefer.

But I do not believe the writers will elect any candidates when the voting is revealed Wednesday.

In particular, the Texas senator pledged that if elected, "any university that supports the BDS movement will find federal funds stripped away".

Voters can decline to re-elect any officeholder by term-limiting them the old-fashioned way -- through defeat at the ballot box.

After all, in so many ways power doesn't really rest with those of us who are elected any more.

Alabama, which gave a 28-point victory to President Trump last year, has not elected any Democrat to statewide office this decade.

The legislative proposals disenfranchise two principal U.S.O.C. constituencies (the national governing bodies and the athletes themselves), keeping each from electing any more than approximately 20percentt of the board.