Sentence examples for electing to have from inspiring English sources

Instead of electing to have a double mastectomy immediately, Paqui Kelly waited to see if the cancer would return.

For this season, Woodson made the decision not to have his team go through two practices each day, instead electing to have one three-hour practice.

Ms Porter told The Telegraph: "It is shocking that people are electing to have naso-gastric tubes inserted in order to lose weight, usually reserved to treat sick or chronically ill people.

Murray announced last week that he was electing to have the minor operation on the injury in order to avoid aggravating the problem further, although it is understood that he will not play professionally again this season as a result.

Another study released at the conference in Europe found that women who chose preventative mastectomies said that they did not fully understand the risks and that they believed they were reducing their chances of developing breast cancer by electing to have the surgery.

Of course, there is no moral difference between getting breast implants and electing to have your labia reduced with FGCS.

"To become president you must be elected, to have the legitimacy of an election.

"She elected to have the examination done immediately".

Of those, 48 elected to have abortions, and 6 miscarried.

Some F.T.M.s elect to have metoidioplasty (enlargement of clitoris) instead of phalloplasty.

One girl elected to have a "Where's Wally" symbol put behind her ear.