Sentence examples for elected to give from inspiring English sources

Neither Mahmood nor Smith elected to give evidence in their defence.

Neither he nor Smith elected to give evidence in their defence.

Rather than risk a fight, H.P. elected to give him a seat and assignments on its investment and compensation committees.

Let us hope that government officials follow the Suffolk police and provide the leadership they were elected to give.

Since Mr. Bloomberg doesn't ask us for political tips, we've elected to give him some advice, gratis.

Although pro-choice, I would probably also have elected to give birth to and raise a baby with Down syndrome.

Japanese prime ministers routinely shuffle their cabinets after they are re-elected, to give more party members the chance to serve as ministers.

Additionally, if charities elect to give their volunteers the difference between the corporate mileage rate and their own, volunteers must count that amount as taxable income.

The Lords defeated Mr Osborne's proposal, electing to give families "full transitional protection" from the cuts for at least three years and supporting a call for delay until the government responds to impact analysis on families and considers "mitigating action".

You can even elect to give charity only part of the CRUT and continue with reduced payouts.

To facilitate competition, the instructor may elect to give out a small amount of bonus points, or some other reward for the students that place near the top of the class (e.g. the top 1/3rd).