Sentence examples for elect to give from inspiring English sources
Additionally, if charities elect to give their volunteers the difference between the corporate mileage rate and their own, volunteers must count that amount as taxable income.
That's a smart twist, since the gift giver can then become aware of the noxious nature of the fee — and elect to give cash or some other gift.
A teenager caught shoplifting and the shop owner elect to give the restorative circle approach a try, engaging in the process with others, including a community member, the teenager's parent and two co-mediators.
You can even elect to give charity only part of the CRUT and continue with reduced payouts.
To facilitate competition, the instructor may elect to give out a small amount of bonus points, or some other reward for the students that place near the top of the class (e.g. the top 1/3rd).
One team simply left subjects by themselves in a room for 15 minutes with a button that allowed them to give themselves an electric shock on the ankle; many did indeed elect to give themself the brief buzz of pain, seemingly because it was the only way to break up the tedium.
Arthur James Edsell, the driver of the car, was cautioned by the Coroner, and elected to give evidence.
From the beginning, nonpermanent members of the Security Council were elected to give representation to certain regions or groups of states.
Rather than risk a fight, H.P. elected to give him a seat and assignments on its investment and compensation committees.
