Sentence examples for issue of electing from inspiring English sources

And it doesn't address how to avoid the very important issue of electing a regional candidate.

Four out of seven councils in the region voted against the proposals that include the contentious issue of electing a mayor for the region.

The most recent Icann controversy is the issue of electing half of the 18-member board.

Digging their heels in over the issue of elected mayors, South and West Yorkshire carved out wishy-washy deals with the Treasury which were deathly pale in comparison with that being celebrated and ever-embellished on the other side of the Pennines.

Consider perhaps that maybe a political "party" isn't for you and you should make up your own mind about the issues instead of electing someone to think on your behalf.

During a recent review of the Australian Greens constitution, the issue of directly electing the party leader came up, and it's an open question for the party about whether the election of this key position continues to take place in the shadows, with a small group having a vote, or is conducted out in the open, with members participating.

A day after Gov. Mark R. Warner of Virginia asked the N.C.A.A. to mediate the expansion issue, a network of elected faculty senate leaders at more than 50 Division I-A institutions named the Coalition of Intercollegiate Athletics issued a statement urging the A.C.C. to withdraw its proposal.

Quebeckers eventually tired of electing impotent MPs.

The Congressional Research Service CRSS), a non-partisan agency that investigates political issues at the request of elected officials, says otherwise.

He said politically connected executives would not only be granted audiences with government officials to discuss substantive issues but, in the case of elected officials, would also have the chance to reinforce the idea that Facebook can be a powerful campaign tool.

But Howard said the issue of who is elected is not only about skin colour but whether a Republican mayor and other officials are acting in the interests of the majority of Ferguson's population.