Sentence examples similar to performing election from inspiring English sources

Jefferson County, Ala., has so few employees left after its bankruptcy that workers who usually repair streets will have to perform election duty in next week's Republican primary.

The election was done by compromissarii (a short-list of canons delegated to perform election), with John, Abbot of Arbroath excluded from the vote, perhaps because of his known pro-English tendencies.

And with state elections less than six months away, regular teachers will be once again taken out of classrooms to perform election-related duties.

Eventually the cathedral chapter was allowed to perform an election, and Blois was elected about 6 July 1203 and consecrated on 24 August 1203 at Canterbury.

In hindsight the worst mannequin challenge, or at least the most ill-judged, may have been the one Hillary Clinton and her campaign staff performed on election day.

(Rooney) 'Sweet and Sad' (previews start on Tuesday; opens on Sept. 11) Following "That Hopey Changey Thing," which was set and performed on election night 2010, the playwright and director Richard Nelson continues his exploration of theater unfolding in the immediate present, this time reconvening the same family on the 10th anniversary of 9/11.

(Rooney) 'Sweet and Sad' (in previews; opens on Sunday) Following "That Hopey Changey Thing," which was set and performed on election night 2010, the playwright and director Richard Nelson continues his exploration of theater unfolding in the immediate present, this time reconvening the same family on the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.

But he has been very quiet about how his platform actually performed this election.

Universi Dominici gregis explicitly provides that even if a synod or an ecumenical council is in session at the time of a pope's death, it may not perform the election.

Government school teachers are required by law to perform several election- related duties.

Brown won the January 19 election, performing well in traditional Republican strongholds and holding rival Coakley's margins down in many Democratic precincts.