Sentence examples for electing of from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the political parties, which for generations have acted as a moderating influence in the picking and electing of candidates, slide into irrelevancy.

It's hard to give Arizona the benefit of the doubt on anything these days, what with the state's dubious performances in matters like illegal immigrant hysteria, the selling of the State Capitol to help balance the budget, and the electing of Jan Brewer.

In its first official response to the crisis, the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces repeated its commitment to its "road map" of the transition, including next week's elections, but it did nothing to move up or clarify its exit date, now set for some time after drafting of a constitution and electing of a president in perhaps 2013 or beyond.

Andy Spahn, Mr. Geffen's chief political aide, said Mr. Geffen had made clear from the beginning that he would help bring the convention to Los Angeles but intended to direct his fund-raising and contribution efforts to the actual electing of Democrats, beginning with Vice President Al Gore.

It is easy to check that the final three integrands on the right side of the above expression are positive definite because of the electing of, and the sufficient and necessary conditions of the first integrand being positive definite are the following: (4.47).

So Hillary then began Act Three, the electing of Madame President.

Although he was also briefly Archbishop-elect of Canterbury and Bishop-elect of Winchester, both elections were set aside, or quashed, and he held neither office.

Also on Univision: Otto Perez Molina, president-elect of Guatamala.

Gary L. Nickelson of Forth Worth is president-elect of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.

Dr. Silber is also president-elect of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine.

He's also president-elect of the Coleopterists Society.