Sentence examples for elected individually from inspiring English sources

Now, members would be elected individually, by secret ballot, and would need 96 countries' support.

Many of the 120 members elected individually will be unknown outside their own districts, and the handful of parties taking the remaining 80 are new and have few declared policy differences.

The governor does not appoint his most senior officials (office-holders are elected individually) and, besides that, he needs two-thirds majorities in both houses of the legislature to pass a budget or raise a tax.

The municipal tier consists of one mayor, elected city wide, and 15 city councillors, elected individually by each of the 15 ward divisions, to serve on the Hamilton City Council.

The Council consists of 47 members, elected directly and individually by the General Assembly with membership based on equitable geographic distribution.

Specifically, we elected not to individually randomize to the prevention programs because a) it would potentially detract from unit cohesion, b) contamination of the treatment groups would be inevitable, and c) the administration of the study would be excessively burdensome for drill instructors leading unit physical training.

"If each channel depended on individual consumers electing to pay individually for it, this would slash potential viewership and seriously hurt the ability of most channels to attract their current level of advertising dollars," said Jenni Moyer, a spokeswoman for Comcast.

"What is surprising is they have elected to charge her individually," he said.

An important element was to avoid asking for any personal information in the discussion, particularly names or numbers of children, unless participants elected to voluntarily share this information individually.

The department said resettlement assistance was calculated individually for each person who elected to return home.

The final six will be voted on individually, needing 80percentt of the vote to be elected.