Sentence examples for how to elect from inspiring English sources

How to elect a President was vexed from the start.

The government refuses to negotiate over how to elect the territory's leader.

Strong disagreements surfaced yesterday over how to elect a new legislature.

But it did offer a helpful guide on "how to elect a U.S. president".

When the framers were doing their framing, they had a hell of a time trying to figure out how to elect the "Chief Magistrate".

It is one city, but it has separate universities, postal services, health care systems and phone networks — and it can't agree on how to elect a city council.

On Friday, the board agreed to hold direct elections for five new members by Nov. 1, then study how best to elect the four others and create a permanent process.

Residents working in resource-limited settings can learn unique practice skills such as how to strategically elect to avoid intubation in certain patients when there are limited ventilators available or how to manage a patient in respiratory failure when there is no ventilator available.

With Mr Nethercutt having moved from his base in Spokane to an apartment near Seattle, Mrs Murray denounces him as "a professional politician who will do anything to get elected".Mr Nethercutt certainly knows how to get elected: his victory in 1994 was over Tom Foley, who became the first sitting speaker of the House since 1862 to be defeated in his home district.

"What he says about how the Russians should live shows quite a traditional, for Americans, perception that they are entitled to decide for other nations how to live, whom to elect and how they should control their own destiny," Pravda TV commentator Vladimir Solovyov told viewers.

But such unbridled spending to buy a political seat overturns a social and legislative consensus about how New Yorkers prefer to elect their public officials.