Sentence examples similar to elected to progress from inspiring English sources
If they elect to progress the patent through international (PCT) phase 12 months after filing, this usually costs £6 8 thousand per filing.
These are basic requirements for getting elected to City Hall and making progress when you get there.
Plaintiff arrived while the game was in progress and elected to view the contest from a position behind the three-foot fence along the third base line, approximately 10 to 15 feet from the end of the backstop and 60 feet from home plate.
Accordingly, we elected to compare HIV+ individuals with progressing disease (requiring antiretroviral therapy) to our NVS group.
When asked if he had any news about the scheme's progress, the economics professor elected to keep his cards close to his chest.
Obama was elected to lead "a rational, postracial, moderate country that is looking for sensible progress," a White House official tells Kantor.
Alderman Toni Foulkes, a former cake decorator elected to a first term with heavy union support, says she has made progress and needs more time.
In four years he has progressed from the position of Educational Counsellor to that of Public Service Counsellor and also has been elected to the N.B.C. board of directors.
Nixon elected to do neither.
1991 Elected to the Royal Academy.
