Sentence examples for electing the best from inspiring English sources

Under the party paradigm, politics can only be done through parties, and elections are more about allocating power among the parties than electing the best public servants.

This GDSS allows a team of decision makers to run one or several releases of ELECTRE and PROMETHEE methods of preference aggregation in order to deal with the problems of sorting, ranking and of electing the best candidate.

To the extent that shareholder proxy access prompts the institutional shareholder community to reassess these policies and to adopt new policies that focus on attracting and electing the best directors possible, we believe that the initiative is worthwhile.

This leads to the second major threat – voters' with limited information and abbreviated economic attention spans are more susceptible to electing the best economic manipulators, rather than the best leaders.

Many of us didn't vote for Hillary Clinton in the primary because the goal of electing a woman seemed less important than the goal of electing the best possible president.

Yet the Tea Party would have you believe that there's something wrong with electing the best and the brightest.

In 1992, the author happened to be a member of the jury designated by this Society to evaluate the candidates and to elect the best one.

Some fabulous books struggle.' Later this year, past chairs of the Orange will elect the best of the best, an overall winner for the decade.

But it seems most logical to elect the best players and hope that future generations understand the sobering context of the time.

He said of his critics, "If they didn't think after 42 years that I was the best qualified, I promise them that in the next two years they'll have no question about the fact that we elected the best".

Because a monarchical system has its own aristocracy and because the people try to elect the best as their rulers in democracies, an aristocratic element also is present in those regimes.