Sentence examples for electors I from inspiring English sources
To stand any chance of being elected, each candidate would have to promise to support the common interests of the electors, i.e., the public interest.
In every state, every party nominates its own group of Electors, i.e. the Republican party nominates a group of Electors, the democratic party nominates a group of Electors, the Green party nominates a group of Electors, and the Libertarian party nominates a group of Electors..
I think we'd all agree that given that the Legislature has to select the manner, a state can't say, "Our Constitution selects the electors," I suppose.
While this court must be ever mindful of the Legislature's plenary power to appoint presidential electors, I am more concerned that the majority is departing from the essential requirements of the law by providing a remedy which is impossible to achieve and which will ultimately lead to chaos.
He demurred: "With respect to the electors, I'm not going to wade into that issue because, again, it's the American people's job, and now the electors' job, to decide my successor.
7. From an utterly unscientific set of anecdotal conversations and interviews with electors, I found it quite easy to find people who were prepared to vote UKIP.
The title of elector (i.e., a prince with the right to participate in choosing the Holy Roman emperor) was kept by Ernest, and by his son Frederick III the Wise (reigned 1486 1525), who was the protector of Martin Luther.
"As an elector, I have a sacred trust to protect what is constitutionally viable.
Giambologna's winged Mercury, which the Grand Duke of Tuscany, Francesco I de' Medici, gave to the Elector Christian I in 1587, represented industria and felicitas, industry and glory.
Pappenheim served with the Catholic League, headed by the elector Maximilian I of Bavaria and commanded by Johann Tserclaes, Graf von Tilly.
The new elector, Frederick III Frederickk I of Prussia), reaped the results of his father's policy under more favourable conditions.
