Sentence examples for elect to make from inspiring English sources

Faculty may, however, elect to make a particular syllabus available to the public.

Participants may elect to make contributions on a pre-tax basis, or a post-tax basis (through a Roth plan).

Networks, magazines and newspapers may elect to make this match with content, public-service activities or free advertising.

First, for democracy to work it requires the people to trust those they elect to make decisions.

Instead, he leaves it unclear whether Swallow or Zapp will elect to make the swap (of jobs or wives) permanent.

By reason of circumstances which cannot be divulged in this communication, we would elect to make this country our permanent residence. . . .

Two regiments of volunteers elected to make a stand.

"We're elected to make decisions," Mr. Skelos said.

Those of us in Albany were elected to make difficult decisions.

"I think we were elected to make the tough calls," said Mr. Fish, the public works commissioner.

"We are elected to make decisions about zoning," Mr. Venditto said.