Sentence examples for elect out of from inspiring English sources

It's as if Apple checked a box to elect out of worldwide taxation on a vast swath of their international income".

If this were brought into clinical application, a patient with a confidently predicted good prognosis might want to elect out of adjuvant chemotherapy and its associated debilitating side effects.

Earlier this month, Mr Chubais forced Boris Berezovsky, a businessman whose support had helped to get Mr Yeltsin re-elected, out of the government.

The United Nations is at a loss how to administer the remaining six months of the oil-for-food programme after three-quarters of the director-generals at the Ministry of Planning responsible for the distribution of rations one of the more efficient operations of the old regime were elected out of office".Why can't they bring back the traffic wardens?

Only nine members were elected, out of which the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and the Indian Chamber of Commerce were each allotted one seat.

In fact, the Environmental Data and Governance Initiative started monitoring thousands of federal websites and downloading national scientific data after Donald Trump was elected out of concern that scientific information might disappear or be altered.

"What Obama is learning," says a prominent anonymous Democrat quoted in the Heilemann piece, "is that it's easier to get elected out of nowhere than it is to govern from nowhere".

The analysis may also be confounded by selection bias, as participants were chosen from a group who self-elected out of personal interest to be involved in the pilot.

In its 16th general election, Indian voters will elect 543 out of the 545 seats of the lower house of parliament, called the Lok Sabha or People's House.

She says that the size and boldness of Sanders' vision is a negative (even though she claims to share its goals) because Republicans would oppose it so vehemently, essentially saying that we should elect her out of fear of how Republicans will treat Sanders' unabashed liberalism as opposed to her more "modest" (assumedly meaning more republican-friendly) proposals.

First, we did not tailor dictionaries and patterns for the i2b2 corpus and elected for an out-of-the-box approach which is more likely to mimic an initial deployment scenario.