Sentence examples similar to elect numbers from inspiring English sources

Obama leads – but with approval and "re-elect" numbers that are only brushing up against the necessary 50 percent.

In order to attain and protect their monopoly, the guilds acquired a political voice and in some locations achieved the right to elect a number of their own members to the town council.

In Texas, New Mexico, Florida, California and other states, Latinos will help elect a number of new members to Congress and state legislatures.

The three areas it will be judged on are the number of MPs elected, the number of seats where it comes second and its share of the overall vote nationwide, he added.

A president can get re-elected with numbers like those.

Salt Lake County has elected increasing numbers of Democrats to local and state legislative offices.

"So I'm not surprised that, at least initially, two years out, the re-elect number is as high as it is".

The general assembly elected a number of the leading men to act as judges, and these judges traveled through the villages to hear private suits.

Several states now have elected a number of African-Americans to midlevel statewide posts.

A spokeswoman for London Mayor Boris Johnson said: "Since the mayor was elected, the number of people living in areas exceeding nitrogen dioxide limits has halved but he fully recognises the need to take further action.

When the school's Party cell elected a number of rightists to an upcoming district Party conference, the cell was attacked in Pravda.