Sentence examples for elect to provide from inspiring English sources

As Augustine recounts it in the Confessions [see Confessions V.3.5 and V.7.13] and elsewhere [e.g. De Moribus Ecclesiae Catholicae 1], he became disenchanted with the inability of the Manichean elect to provide sufficiently detailed and rigorous explanations of their cosmology.

Women could elect to provide their email addresses if they wished to receive a copy of the published results.

In addition, healthcare professionals may at times have (legitimate) concerns regarding consumers' capacity to understand CMI and as such may elect to provide only spoken information.

While the ability to predict future high costs is of significant importance to local, state, and federal governments, it is also vital for large employers who self-insure and elect to provide comprehensive coverage for millions of workers.

If an outside evaluation or medical diagnosis, such as Attention Deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder, has been given you may elect to provide the school with documentation of this.

It demands leadership, which he was elected to provide.

The National Convention was elected to provide a new constitution for the country after the overthrow of the monarchy (August 10 , 1792.

Ms. Muller noted that developers would not have access to more confidential information like passwords or credit card information, "unless a user specifically elects to provide that information to a developer".

Mr Kitcat said: "The coalition's cuts mean we cannot deliver the services we were elected to provide and which our consciences say we should provide.

Outside of its membership of newspaper partners, the AP rarely elects to provide its news service to third party companies like Internet sites.

Jason Kitcat, leader of the minority Green Party authority, said the cuts meant it could not deliver the services it was elected to provide.