Sentence examples for elects which from inspiring English sources

The heat map from London Elects, which organises the poll, has been published as the campaign for London mayor officially got under way.

It runs weeklys flash sales, with up to 30 new additions, and elects which products and companies should have a more permanent home on its site based on sales and feedback from customers.

Mr. Kean was Assembly speaker when he was elected, which is inside at the Jack Nicholson level.

Trump has promised that he would cut taxes if elected, which sounds appealing to voters.

Of course, that is all assuming that the Mittster gets elected, which, in my view, is somewhat less likely than it was a week ago.

Mr. Fox plans to raise the issue when he meets with the United States president-elect, which is expected to be in late November, Mr. Castaneda said.

However, the big test for Obama should he be elected – which looks likely – will be how he deals with the supreme court.

The only bodies below the tier of district or unitary authority that should realistically wield such power are elected, which means they must be parish or town councils.

This either suggests that judges should be elected, which is a really bad idea, or that our rights are best protected by politicians.

The Shadow Chancellor, George Osborne, has said that he will raise the IHT threshold to £1m if the Tories are elected – which would mean most families would never need to worry about being hit for the tax.

The early history of the Bloomsbury group—an exclusive circle of the cultural elect, which counted among its members Leonard and Virginia Woolf, the painter Duncan Grant, and the art critic Clive Bell centred upon Cambridge and the remarkable figure of Lytton Strachey.