Sentence examples for electing to do so from inspiring English sources
Research undertaken in 2006 by the Australian National University concluded that Japanese tourists were most likely to climb Uluru, with 83% of Japanese visitors electing to do so.
When at-risk girls were identified and invited to participate in an intensive program, only 1 (of 55) elected to do so.
And he may elect to do so, given the objections of some Republicans on Wednesday after he dismissed her.
The society allows professors who elect to do so to teach in the Core after retiring from full-time service.
Instead of meeting the challenge on its home waters, the United States team elected to do so in Bermuda.
"The fact that few have elected to do so," Ms. Brown wrote, "suggests they wish their detentions to remain nonpublic".
(They were also given the option of going to Germany, and Danh's maternal grandmother, who had three children already living there, elected to do so).
It did not elect to do so; and as the aggregate liability on the claims exceeds the penalty, it was properly held for an additional amount equal to interest from the commendment of the suit.
