Sentence examples for jointly elect from inspiring English sources
It encompasses the entire country; candidates in this constituency are elected by voters belonging to 22 recognized minorities in Croatia: the Serb minority elects three MPs, the Hungarians and Italians elect one MP each, the Czech and Slovak minorities jointly elect one MP, and all other minorities elect the final two MPs.
A bargain was struck with his rival Marcus Licinius Crassus (who had actually defeated Spartacus), the two were jointly elected consuls, and Pompey was given another triumph.
The Union of Lublin (1569) established a federative state of two nations with a jointly elected mutual king grand duke and legislature (a unique feature in Europe) and a customs union but with separate territories, laws, administrations, treasuries, and armies.
The two houses meet jointly to elect and swear in the president of the republic and to elect one-third of the members of the Superior Council of the Magistrature and one-third of the judges of the Constitutional Court.
Catholics and Protestants needed to work together jointly as elected representatives of their community.
Under the proposed amendment, which would go into effect in time for the 2009 election, candidates would be elected jointly with the governor and would automatically succeed the governor in case of a vacancy.
Under the amendment, which would take effect for the 2009 election, candidates would be elected jointly with the governor and would automatically succeed the governor in case of a vacancy.
Each proposed creating a new vice mayor, who would be elected jointly with the mayor and, if he had to, would take over as an ideological soul mate.
Since 2007, the tax rules have been set up to allow legally married couples who jointly own a business to elect to file separate Schedule C's including the appropriate share of the income and expenses.
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