Sentence examples for election to pick from inspiring English sources

And in coming weeks, the university is expected to hold a student-run election to pick a new mascot.

There is no need, or time, for a special election to pick an interim successor, Gov. Jesse Ventura said, because Congress will probably adjourn in a few days.

But Democrats could counter that such approaches were unconstitutional, deviating from the law that required Florida to hold an election to pick legislators, with the most votes winning.

Mr. Filner's resignation would end his eight-month tenure as the city's first elected Democratic mayor in more than 20 years and force a new and expensive election to pick a replacement.

"His mainland policy is merely a tactic to win the election, to pick up votes and deceive voters," Xu Bodong, a Chinese foreign policy expert, said on state television today.

Without mentioning Mr. Mugabe by name, the three southern African leaders also insisted in their statement that Zimbabweans must have a chance to vote on a new constitution, and that rules must be laid out to ensure a free and fair vote, before the country holds an election to pick a president.

Elections to pick a new president would take place a month later.

Elections to pick a new Chechen leadership, however, will not be held until the end of this year or the beginning of 2001.

The proliferation of minor parties might make it necessary to have more run-off elections to pick a clear winner, thus lengthening the already over-long election campaigns and generating more wheeling and dealing as the small parties auction their votes.

He must call elections to pick 480 lower house lawmakers that will decide who governs Japan by September.

By September, he must call elections to pick 480 lower-house lawmakers who will decide who governs Japan.