Sentence examples for possibility to elect from inspiring English sources

Polish voters of 1957 were given the right to vote against some official candidates; de facto having a small chance to express a vote of no confidence against the government and the Party, but no possibility to elect any real opposition, whose members were not allowed to run in the elections.

And the de-racialization of U.S. politics has implications that go far beyond the possibility that we're about to elect an African-American president.

The filing said Mr. Baron supported Sotheby's executive officers but opened the possibility that he would seek to elect his own directors, Sotheby's is to expand its board to 14 members from 10 at its annual meeting on April 27 in London.

More worrying for Mrs Merkel is the possibility that she might fail to win a majority when MPs vote to elect a new chancellor in a secret ballot.

This raises the possibility that the Senate would have to pause from its duties during the session to elect Mr. Perry's successor.

It requires 266 to elect.

One possibility might be to accept that the tutorials are not exam relevant and deal with special topics in each tutorial, allowing students to elect which tutorials they would like to attend.

Nor does the possibility that an individual who spends large sums may garner "influence over or access to" elected officials or political parties.

These results are consistent with the hypothesis that CK2 contributes to KCNJ2 dysregulation in the setting of MI, a possibility that we elected to test directly.

The combination of locally elected political bodies and the possibility to raise local taxes distinguishes Sweden from the more centralized tax-based NHS [ 23].

"The horrible possibility is that one comes to power elected to solve a totally unsolvable problem," he said.