Sentence examples for elect up to from inspiring English sources

The committee said that the fact that the coalition failed to pass plans to elect up to 80% of peers should not stop small scale reforms.

His team are considering a series of proposals, including allowing members to elect up to a third of shadow cabinet posts.

Six of the members are ex-officio; the Board of Trustees maintains the right to elect up to thirty more.

That is why it is so important that we play the both/and game: working to elect the Congress we need and fighting to elect up and down the ballot this November.

We fully recognise that who the NUT elect is up to them".

He was the oldest man, at age 67, ever elected president up to that time.

Ministers and other cabinet members are allowed to take the salary of the elected office, up to a monetary limit.

The timing to bring our elected representatives up to speed is apt, given the UN climate change talks in Paris are less than six weeks away.

He was the oldest man, at age 67, ever elected president up to that time, the last president born under British rule, and the first to die in office after only one month's service.

A year to the day after Morsi's inauguration as Egypt's first democratically elected president, up to 500,000 protesters swelled Cairo's Tahrir Square calling for Morsi's removal.

Shareholders could elect to receive up to 50 percent of the consideration in cash consisting of $40 per share.