Sentence examples for if it elects from inspiring English sources

WNYC may find its financial support seriously eroded if it elects to abandon the mandate promised to the public when we bought its independence.

If it elects a government determined to rip up the conditions of its bail-out, it could be out of the euro soon.

If it elects to stay in car-making, it must sell other assets to reduce its euro5 billion of net debt to a manageable level.

We note that a contractor does not become obligated to remit excessive profits until termination of the Court of Claims suit, if it elects that course.

Once it commences, it must be kept open for at least 20 business days and, under the merger agreement, CNET can extend it for another 10 business days if it elects to do so.

If it elects "something else", the country that sparked Europe's escalating debt crisis will not only be turning its back on the "progressive reforms" to modernise its moribund economy, it will be choosing to throw the eurozone into deeper turmoil.

Now Labour says if it's elected into power at the general election next year, it'll let them vote all the time.

Labour has said it will recouple the exams if it is elected.

Meanwhile, the Labour Party has promised to "break up the Big Four" if it is elected to power.

Labour pledged that it would ban all junk food advertising before the 9pm watershed if it was elected.

If it were elected it would lead to legislative conflict by undermining the democratic mandate of MPs.