Sentence examples for legislative selection from inspiring English sources

But, he said, legislative selection of electors would guarantee the state's representation in the Electoral College, which will decide on Dec. 18 whether the vice president or the Texas governor will be president.

Einer R. Elhauge, a Harvard law professor who has consulted with the Republicans, said the Florida courts do not have the power to decide when the state's voters have failed to make a choice that would require the legislative selection of electors.

Elihu Root and George Frisbie Hoar were prominent figures in the campaign to maintain the state legislative selection of senators.

This chapter will cover aspects such as draft design, load path generation, material selection, legislative requirements, manufacturing methodologies, and constraints, as well as occupant and pedestrian safety considerations.

Anti-abortion groups are incorporating sex selection in legislative agendas.

"There is nothing to hide, and all of these documents were shared with the legislative leaders during the selection process," the statement said.

CAIRO — The Muslim Brotherhood flexed its muscles here on Tuesday as hundreds of its young members linked arms to block a protest march from reaching Parliament while its lawmakers inside dominated the selection of leaders for legislative committees.

The work will include traveling from state to state, by invitation, to work with lawmakers, policy makers and advocates to build support for selection systems through public education, legislative counsel and political campaigns.

This might lead to rising contents in the future, as no legislative pressure may exist anymore to select the low-thujone chemotypes, which may now be substituted by other selection criteria such as price and quality.

The decline, following the cancellation of a separate competition for underrepresented minorities begun 20 years ago, is the latest fallout from legislative and judicial rulings prohibiting the use of race as a selection criterion in education.

Brown was much less engaged in legislative affairs than his predecessors; he did not seek to influence the selection of the legislature's leadership, and he left on vacation during one of the two legislative sessions of his term.