Sentence examples for electing of a from inspiring English sources

As has been hammered into your brain over the past few weeks, it's the electoral college that does the actual electing of a president, generally following the will of the popular vote in the states they represent.

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.

Mr Brown told MPs: "I beg to move that Mr Speaker do issue his warrant to the clerk of the crown to make out a new writ for the electing of a member to serve in this present Parliament for the county constituency of Newport West in the room of Paul Flynn deceased". Speaker John Bercow repeated the request, which MPs approved.

No single act, not even the electing of a president, is going to magically fix our broken system.

Anne Hidalgo, mayor of Paris and chair-elect of a network of cities combating climate change, said: "Fighting pollution is one of my top priorities as mayor of Paris.

The last parliamentary election elected a total of 151 MPs.

What "elite" means is chosen, selected or elected out of a group.

Professor Janet Beer, vice-chancellor of Oxford Brookes University and chair-elect of University Alliance (a grouping of pre- and post-1992 universities), agrees.

Ghani is the elected President of a failed state.

I'm the elected leader of a G8 country!

Mr. Wilder is the first black elected Governor of a state.