Sentence examples for election to elect from inspiring English sources
The changes were pushed by Tom Golisano, the Rochester billionaire who spent heavily in the 2008 Senate election to elect members he believed were committed to a more open Albany.
The U.S. government later attributed the hack to Russia, which prosecutors say tried to influence the election to elect Donald Trump to the White House.
He ran in the 1904 Edmonton municipal election to elect the first Edmonton City Council (Edmonton had hitherto been a town).
As a result of changes to the provincial Elections Act, Nova Scotia first used the National Register of Electors in the 2003 general provincial election to elect members of the 59th General Assembly of Nova Scotia.
These Chicago women, all Chicago women, just need to unite across the (very same) neighborhood, race, class and ethnic lines Chicago women united across in this recent election to elect this man, this new mayor of ours.
"I've been proud to serve as the first woman nominated by a sitting president as chair of the Democratic National Committee and I am confident that the strong team in place will lead our party effectively through this election to elect Hillary Clinton as our 45th president".
Under him, the board has grown more representative of its constituents, with his support of islandwide elections to elect residents to nominate as board members with Albany approval.
Last Sunday, the island held parliamentary elections to elect a new roster of deputies for the National Assembly of the People's Power, Cuba's parliament.
And she implores Americans to get involved in state and local elections to elect representatives who represent immigrants' interests.
The Chamber invested very heavily and successfully in the 2014 elections to elect corporate-minded candidates in the Republican primaries and in the general election.
Of the six nationwide local elections held in Croatia since 1990, the most recent were the 2009 local elections to elect county prefects and councils, city and town councils and mayors.
