Sentence examples for free to elect from inspiring English sources

If voters do not like this outcome, they are free to elect different politicians.

He has also insisted that Iran has no designs on Iraq, and that Iraqis should be free to elect whatever government they choose.

In 1991, the players, newly free to elect their leaders, voted to hire Gerd Albrecht as principal conductor rather than extend the contract of Jiri Belohlavek, who had taken over the year before.

The test of democracy is not term limits for public representatives, it is that the people must be free to elect their own representatives and also to democratically decide the form of democratic government they consider appropriate.

Accordingly, he said, if the bylaws of a particular co-op are silent on the matter, then the shareholders would be free to elect a couple who are living together to serve on the board, should the shareholders deem it prudent to do so.

The meaning of all of this is that the Iranian people are free to elect for themselves whomever they wish.

On the positive side, Latin America has done quite well over the past decade, since its people became free enough to elect left governments.

Lobbyists have free access to elected officials, plying them with gifts or big campaign contributions.

Politicians say they are going to give people things for free to get elected.

Both Jansen and Turner are expected to elect free agency and reject the offer, which guarantees the Dodgers receive draft-pick compensation if either player signs elsewhere.

The law is clear: the corporation's board of directors, not its shareholders, runs the business.While shareholders are in principle free to nominate and elect new directors, the deck is stacked against them.