Sentence examples for open to election from inspiring English sources

One-third of the seats on the commission -- which meets annually to survey human rights practices, pass resolutions critical of abusers and assign monitors -- are open to election every year.

All Club members will be informed via email or other communication no later than April 15 of all board positions for which 1) the current Board member's term is expiring or the position is vacant, and 2) the position is open to election.

Majority of nurses (86.1%) compared to doctors (29.2%) want the headship of hospitals open to election by all health care professional groups in the hospital.

That irritation mounts in 2011, when the SEALs anxiously awaited their signal to raid Abbottabad, but this account is determined to steer clear of serious politics or leave itself open to election-season manipulation.

The high threshold (now known as the "3 and 3 rule") is the standard for proxy access proponents and the handful of companies that have had their boardroom doors pried open to elections by shareholders, including Verizon, Western Union, and HP.

It was the first time Labor threw its leadership open to an election that weighed votes cast by all party members, thereby robbing factional bosses of control.

It also made many of the previously appointed positions open to public election.

Pennsylvania is set to get its first openly gay state lawmaker after a Democratic state House primary left Brian Sims with an open path to election in November.

The vote centers would be open prior to election day, and while counties would not be required to join into the new system, most would have the option, starting in 2020.

And last week, he made it clear that his long-stated opposition to the Kyoto targets was not open to post-election persuasion.

Mr. Esdaile also said the national office said it might be open to a new election, pending the results of the investigation.