Sentence examples for elected not to do from inspiring English sources

Tim Cook, Apple's boss, elected not to do a soft sell.

In the final session Vettel again dominated, so much that he elected not to do a second run.

"I was informed that it wasn't required, so I elected not to do it just to continue the preparation from our standpoint.

A director less impressed with Saroyan's sentimentality might have mined a post-9/11 play from his material, but Mr. Sobel, alas, has elected not to do that.

When his co-anchor, Gayle King, who had gushed that the ceremony made her a little "choky," asked why not, Mr. Rose shut it down, saying crisply, "Because he elected not to do it".

"I very thoroughly went through a number of items -- what the captain of the ship should do, then what he elected not to do," said Senator John W. Warner, Republican of Virginia and chairman of the Armed Services Committee.

"When you get an idea in your head you can elect not to do it, but you can't arbitrarily do something else.

First, Section 1311 of the ACA provides that states "shall" set up Exchanges although Section 1321 recognizes that a state may elect not to do so.

A section titled "State flexibility" says that states shall establish an exchange so residents can compare prices for insurance and buy policies, and that if states elect not to do so, "the secretary [of Health and Human Services] shall establish and operate such exchange" within the state.

(If a contact person is not designated, the policyholder must submit a written waiver electing not to do so).

If the administration elects not to do so after 45 days, the attorney general must certify that the surveillance is necessary to protect the country and explain to the subcommittee why the administration has not sought a warrant.