Sentence examples for electing any of from inspiring English sources
Another version of the proceedings, that given by Mạnh at the press conference after the congress, was that the 1,176 congress delegates were given a list of the elected members of the 10th Central Committee, and were given a free choice of electing any of them to the general secretaryship.
Electing any of the players on the expansion ballot, other than Torre, would not be a terrible thing as they would certainly not be the worst player at their position in the Hall of Fame, but it would be kind of pointless and set a strange precedent.
Subsequently, participants electing any of the 'additional' intervention components will concurrently receive up to 16 weeks of further fortnightly telephone support.
Last year, the Golden Era Committee failed to elect any of its candidates up for election.
If participants elect any of the 'additional' intervention supports, these calls will continue fortnightly for as long as the participant is engaged with the intervention (up to 16 weeks total).
The legislative proposals disenfranchise two principal U.S.O.C. constituencies (the national governing bodies and the athletes themselves), keeping each from electing any more than approximately 20percentt of the board.
In the parliamentary elections, not one cleric was elected to any of the three Qum seats.
"At a public debate in Patchogue, someone asked him if he was elected would any of his patients visit him on the job.
"When I first started practicing law in Harris County, in 1994, there was not a single Democrat elected on any of the benches," Floyd told me.
'What Would Corzine Do?' Indeed, if Mr. Codey managed to make unexpected progress on the deficit or pushed landmark reforms through the Legislature in time for his State of the State address in January, it would probably do more for his chances of being elected than any amount of traditional campaigning.
Britain should join them, with a wholly elected upper chamber.Opponents retort that an elected Lords of any sort will be more assertive, routinely amending and delaying legislation.
