Sentence examples for may be elect from inspiring English sources

Not everyone inside the church may be "elect" (saved), but it's pretty clear that those outside the church aren't.

They don't, but that formula would enhance the trend towards the "monks and millionaires" parliament which may be elected on 6 May, one in which prime minister Cameron might find more members of the lobbying trade on his side than he would wish.

These officials may be elected, but what they do rarely gets much scrutiny.

(Sure, Jacob Ruppert may be elected on the veterans committee pre-integration ballot.

The first debate impends, and the odds that Donald Trump may be elected President appear to be narrowing.

On Sunday, she may be elected president of the vast Provence-Alpes region, stretching from Marseilles to Nice.

One of its seven councilmen is from India, and there are hopes among Indian residents that another may be elected next year.

A month from now, George W Bush, the governor of the state that executes far more people than any other, may be elected the next US president.

The voter, of course, may be wrong — the candidate may be elected and then go in a completely different direction — but being wrong is not the same thing as being irrational, that is, without reasons of the appropriate kind.

Yasir Arafat may be elected its president to attend formal ceremonies with Israel's president whatsisname, but power would rest in a parliament with parties that would elect a prime minister.

Mr. Roosevelt said: "Well, Roosevelt may be elected, but if he is I'll bet that every bank in the country will be closed four months after he gets in".