Sentence examples for eligible to elect from inspiring English sources

About 13 million voters are eligible to elect 395 members of Parliament.

Twelve of the new cardinals are under the age of 80 and are thus eligible to elect Benedict's successor.

Any partnership or privately held company that is now eligible to elect S corporation status would be able to file taxes under the new arrangement.

More than 7.5m voters turned out on November 27th, 70% of those eligible, to elect mayors and city councillors in five urban districts, in what is seen as a broad assessment of the president, Ma Ying-jeou.

In a vast and fractious exercise scheduled to take place in five phases between April 16 and May 13, 714 million voters will be eligible to elect the next legislature.

Two villages in the municipality are eligible to elect their own mayor, Prevala and Zhelezna.

Mr. Raffarin, 53, will have to move fast, for his tenure lasts only until legislative elections on June 9 and 16, when France's 41 million eligible voters are to elect a new 577-member National Assembly.

But in an analysis for Inside Story Blackshield raised the possibility ineligibility may require a recount of the Senate result because the candidate was not eligible to be elected in the first place, rather than merely vacating their position after their election.

This is because more nodes become eligible to be elected as CHs as the maximum number of hops increases.

But think about it - who was eligible to be elected to state legislatures for most of our country's history?

Any male Bahá'í, 21 years or older, is eligible to be elected to the Universal House of Justice; all other positions are open to male and female Bahá'ís.