Sentence examples for problems electing from inspiring English sources

The rump federation is having problems electing a president, thanks to low turnouts in recent elections.

33 Still, we expected a smaller influence on work ability since most marines who seek medical attention for their musculoskeletal pain problems elect to stay on full active duty.

Porsche, facing a similar problem, elected to build a sport utility vehicle, the Cayenne.

Ever since Ronald Reagan, in his first inaugural, pronounced government to be the problem, elected Republicans have been doing everything possible to make it true.

Once we know the scale of the problem elected representatives can design laws that account for the world in which the public works.

He said that sellers at his shows had always required the screenings, and that the problem elected officials needed to address was not with enforcement, but rather with the mental health records that are part of the background check system.

In areas where education was considered a problem, elected school boards could be set up.

The phrase "you're welcome" has been replaced by "no problem". Elected officials engage in name calling.

The problem with elected elections officials is not just an appearance of possible bias, it is also that "bad actors" have ample opportunity to pull off partisan shenanigans, said Frances R. Hill, an elections expert at the University of Miami School of Law.

They decided to have a Bow Wow and put an end to their problems by electing a leader.

The last thing we need is to perpetuate these problems by electing individuals who parade into Washington to kill long-term investment initiatives that in turn will idle millions of good jobs.