Sentence examples for prepared to elect from inspiring English sources

In his 1978 memoirs, he stated that "Helen Douglas lost the election because the voters of California in 1950 were not prepared to elect as their senator anyone with a left-wing voting record or anyone they perceived as being soft on or naive about communism".

"Whites in this city were prepared to elect a black mayor.

None of them, she said, should waste a second before getting stuck into the Tories again, as they prepared to elect a leader to replace Ed Miliband.

Father Cantalamessa was also tasked to deliver a meditation on the problems facing the church and need for careful consideration to the college of cardinals shortly after the death of John Paul II, as they prepared to elect his successor.

Israel, all turned upside down, appears prepared to elect the 72-year-old Mr. Sharon -- "based," Mr. Burg said with a degree of exaggeration, "on a peace now campaign".

In one potential sign of shifting attitudes, respondents, by overwhelming margins, said they believed that the nation was prepared to elect as president a woman, a black person or someone who admitted to having used marijuana.

As Americans prepare to elect another president, a new presidential plane is on order.

It is a sentiment increasingly heard across Iraq as the country prepares to elect a new Parliament on March 7.

By the time the country prepares to elect its next president in November, the news will be awash with numbers.

As Britain prepares to elect a new Parliament on June 7, fewer women are running than ran four years ago.

As Bulgarians prepare to elect his replacement on Sunday, it has become a symbol of a despair of another kind — that nothing will change here.