Sentence examples for must elect a from inspiring English sources
A sheriff-elect, who promised to clean up things, has himself been killed.Now DeKalb must elect a new sheriff, in a special election on March 20th.
In May, they must elect a new president.
On June 5th, Angelenos must elect a successor from two Democrats.
"We must elect a civilian candidate," said Frederic Gbessi Guie, a 30-year-old teacher.
By law, the country must elect a new president within 60 days.
All candidates for a bachelor's degree in Yale College must elect a major program.
And all chats are opt-in, so you must elect to accept a message from another user before a session begins.
In order to gain exposure to this kind of experience, students must elect and complete a major, that is, the subject in which they will work more intensively than in any other.
"We must elect not only a president but representatives and senators who are supportive of our community and our equality," Joel Simkhai said in a statement.
The parliament, in turn, must elect the nominee with an absolute majority of the 751 members, an unusually high threshold.The change means, firstly, that Mr Cameron cannot veto candidates as his predecessors had done with two Belgian hopefuls the late Jean-Luc Dehaene and Guy Verhofstadt deemed to be too federalist.
As example, a default rule could be that every eligible person is automatically entered into a program (plan A), or conversely, that eligible persons must elect to enter the program on their own (plan B).
