Sentence examples for elect to begin from inspiring English sources

Students may elect to begin independent research earlier than junior year.

Students may apply concurrently, or elect to begin their course of study in EE and apply to the GSB during their first year.

Joint degree students may elect to begin their course of study in either the School of Law or the Department of Bioengineering.

J.D./M.S. students may elect to begin their course of study in either the Law School or the Computer Science Department.

Pursuant to section 3406 e)(5)(C), the payor may elect to begin backup withholding at any time during the 30-day period described in this paragraph.

Joint degree students may elect to begin their course of study in either the School of Law or the Department of Economics.

Mr. Romney hasn't even waited to be elected to begin selling access.

Without leaks, Barack Obama might never have been elected to begin with.

Of course, Obama has always been somewhat shape-shifting in his symbolism – it's probably what got him elected to begin with.

Mitt Romney, who had both passed an individual mandate as governor and supported Wyden-Bennett, now calls Obama's law an "unconstitutional power grab from the states," and has promised, if elected, to begin repealing the law "on Day One".

Other people's problems meant that Schumacher could still have started in 17th place on the 20-car grid, but he and his team elected to begin the race from the pit lane, taking advantage of the freedom to change engine and tyres.