Sentence examples for it elected to from inspiring English sources

Universal, which has taken pains to position itself as unfriendly to smoking, said that in its advertising materials for the movie, it elected to "prominently place" a parental advisory about the cigar-chomping.

There had been buzz that the Bank of Japan could move in that direction, but it elected to take only a smaller action.

As stated in the canvassing board's petition for extraordinary writ, it elected to conduct a manual recount "because the results could affect the outcome of the election".

Even though the co-op could have chosen a fully amortizing loan, it elected to take a 10-year balloon loan instead -- which means that the unpaid principal is due in full after 10 years.

Microsoft could have literally programmed this app themselves, but it elected to send the team a check instead.

In the late '90s this pioneering music site may have scored the perfect domain name for offering digital downloads, but since it elected to stick with peddling legal downloads, most of the bands it features are small, independent acts.

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

It elects to membership men and women of exceptional achievement, drawn from science, scholarship, business, public affairs, and the arts.

Billed as a "contemporary prequel" to Psycho, it elects to tell the origin story of Norman Bates in the modern day.

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.

Architecture, here and elsewhere, acts as part of a larger social and economic ecology, or else it elects to be a luxury, meaningless except to itself.