Sentence examples for electing one from inspiring English sources

Because folks were acting like electing one man to sit in the Oval Office was an end game.

Then the board lifted the rule that restricted the veterans committee to electing one former player each year.

And even in this moment, we have to recognize that electing one African American president and nominating one potential female president was only a beginning.

There are still many voters who are uncomfortable with his implication that the only way that America can heal its racial divisions is by electing one particular candidate to the White House.

It seems that the electorate, possibly bored with rational thought, is toying with the idea of cutting out the middleman and just electing one of the business class through sheer force of Stockholm syndrome.

Victorian Labor preferences in 2006 revived the electoral fortunes of the DLP after their 50 years in the wilderness, electing one to the upper house and very nearly with the balance of power.

And those elections elect one-third of the Senators charged with advising and consenting to a SCOTUS appointment.

Last week, disgruntled investors called for a management overhaul at the annual shareholders' meeting, and ballots representing a third of investors casting ballots opposed re-electing one or more directors, ratcheting up the pressure on Yahoo's board for drastic changes.

If he were elected, one of his supporters observed, it would be "on account of the past, not the future.

The other 54 are elected one by one, without the name of the candidate they support on the ballot.

But Americans are ready to elect one: despite the real misogyny that Clinton faced, this was a close election.