Sentence examples for electing to end from inspiring English sources

Tim Cahill has joined the off-season exodus from New York Red Bulls, electing to end his spell at the club.

The mood with which original producers elect to end a program should not be disturbed.

"They campaigned and got elected to end that kind of Gulotta-ism," he said.

He said he had told his fellow leaders, "I was elected to end wars and not start them".

The worst outcome of this crisis would be for Syriza to implement the austerity it was elected to end.

Obama, who has said that he was elected to end wars, not start them, has bombed more countries than George W. Bush did.

He elected to end his college career after just one season and was selected by the Seattle SuperSonics with the second overall pick of the 2007 NBA draft.

My parents, in consultation with their doctors and their children, both elected to end their lives with a morphine drip, the first occurring 30 years ago in a major hospital.

Some analysts said they believed the proposal was too vague, and cited concerns that some healthy older people might elect to end their lives out of fears of being a burden to their families.

Barack Obama was elected to end the grueling ground wars of his predecessor, but he will leave office entrenching a military era defined by an inability to achieve either victory or extrication.

"I respect the views of those who call for caution, particularly as our country emerges from a time of our war that I was elected to end," Obama said.