Sentence examples for impossible to elect from inspiring English sources

Without limits, and with boards having great control over proxy voting at elections, it is virtually impossible to elect new members.

As the government slowed to a halt, Martelly realized that he had an advantage: when members of parliament reached the end of their terms, the impasse would make it impossible to elect successors.

We need to make every effort to strengthen his position, even if it were impossible to elect him to office.

Others that he was trying to address a democratic deficit caused by power becoming so dispersed that it was impossible to hold elected officials to account.

That is an unequivocal sign that the opposition either doesn't have, or can't confess, its programme; and that, in the post-Lula landscape, it's impossible to be elected without committing to the social programmes he introduced.

Unless you're running to represent a constituency that's dependably left of center, it's almost impossible to get elected without appealing to the middle.

It requires 266 to elect.

It's almost impossible to get re-elected as a governor if public school test scores are plummeting or your state is running a deficit.

She added, "We find it impossible to understand why our elected officials and government planners would not work to prevent encroachment into Waikiki Beach, instead of supporting this proposal".

Just a few years ago, it would undoubtedly have been impossible to speak of directly electing the President of the European Commission or of a European constitution, for example.

It was almost impossible to believe that, despite being elected with 54m votes and not committing any crime, the president is being removed from office.