Sentence examples for elected to make the from inspiring English sources

"I think we were elected to make the tough calls," said Mr. Fish, the public works commissioner.

Addressing the workers who fabricate steel for buildings and bridges, Clinton vowed, if elected, "to make the steel industry's survival one of my top priorities".

Prosecutors asked Judge Eginton to impose a sentence at the top of that range "to send the unmistakable message that those who are elected to make the law must first obey it themselves".

Keen to keep the hallway light, and working to a tight budget, the pair elected to make the most of the structure with a spectacular staircase with a slatted plywood balustrade.

It is also elected to make the difficult decisions about the health and welfare of future generations who don't have a voice but are going to be impacted by the decisions we make today.

Because this was an emergent case in an elderly patient, we elected to make the operation time as short as possible.

Instead, he leaves it unclear whether Swallow or Zapp will elect to make the swap (of jobs or wives) permanent.

To monetize, artists can sell songs, tickets, and merchandise directly through the application (they can also elect to make the application itself a premium app on the App Store).

"It's one thing to run as a candidate and then be the person elected to make those tough decisions".

There is also a certain bewilderment at Elland Road that the FA elected to make Cellino the subject of a personal misconduct charge as sanctions stemming from illegal payments are more commonly applicable solely to clubs as collectives rather than individuals.

Bikoff wasn't certain why Solo elected to make cherry the cup's standard hue though the attraction is pretty apparent.