Sentence examples for or electing to from inspiring English sources

The data is skewed slightly because of coaches scared to risk a timeout, or electing to save challenges for the critical junctures of the game.

Students may choose a carrel partner or elect to have the library assign one.

Getting appointed (or elected) to the bench is a highly political undertaking.

Judges are appointed or elected to office; there is no competitive examination.

The term "member" means, with respect to a tribal council, an individual appointed or elected to serve as a member or the head of the tribal council.

Students may apply concurrently, or elect to begin their course of study in EE and apply to the GSB during their first year.

When you buy, you nominate your favoured charity to receive the royalty or elect to share it equally between the charities represented on the website.

The University Privacy Officer is responsible for developing and implementing policies and procedures governing the privacy of data that the University is required or elects to protect.

It was around this time that I realized there was little participation of blacks in the political system — at least they were not appointed or elected to office.

In common-law countries a person does not necessarily enter the judiciary at a low level; he may be appointed or elected to the country's highest court or to one of its intermediate courts without any prior judicial experience.

Romney has expressly said that he will not take this tack — but inevitably he has done so, and if he is chosen as the Republican candidate or elected to the presidency, he will have to do more.