Sentence examples for election of each from inspiring English sources

With about two months remaining until the US Presidential Elections, and much at stake for Americans and the rest of the world, the time has come to examine how the election of each candidate might affect science and scientific research.

My pitiful effort to curb overly generous boards at companies in which I own stock is to vote at annual meetings against the re-election of each member of the compensation committee.

According to Jack Gerbel, a founder of C.E.S., who has sold more computerized vote-counting equipment than any other individual in the country, about half the time the companies' programmers also write the codes that "localize" (or "initialize") vote-counting systems for the specific elections of each jurisdiction.

The election of committees in each branch also, writes Robinson, gave women their first experience of democracy, and soon the women who had gained experience in WI committees were encouraged by the organisation to get on parish and district councils.

When the Social Club's representatives tried to raise grievances with him, Curtis set up his own grievance committee to handle management-employee disputes, based on the election of representatives from each precinct house by secret ballot, and it met just once.

Boothroyd includes information about the history and election statistics of each party, as well as a brief narrative.

Tells about the TV campaign shows the night before election for each of the candidates.

Their position in the parliament remained uncertain and their presence fluctuated until the 1428 act was revived in 1587 and provision made for the annual election of two commissioners from each shire (except Kinross and Clackmannan, which had one each).

And the close election of 2000 showed that each vote matters.

The terms of autonomy were renegotiated at each election of a new hetman, and this led over time to a steady erosion of his prerogatives.

He noted that another article in the document calls for the election of local councils in each province but keeps all the power in the hands of federally appointed governors.