Sentence examples for right to elect from inspiring English sources

The people were given the right to elect House members.

The city did not even have the right to elect its own mayor until 1974.

University staff had won the right to elect university presidents and deans after the 2011 revolution.

Included in their request was the important right to elect their own abbots.

The shares also conferred the right to elect three directors to Northwest's board.

Americans treasure their democratic rights, none more than the right to elect their leaders.

Do the people of Honduras have the right to elect their own president and congress?

We should have the right to elect representatives who respect that.

In 1059, during the pontificate of Nicholas II (1059 61), cardinals were given the right to elect the pope.

The local branches of the party lost the right to elect their officers; these were routinely appointed by the Secretariat.

"We hope to have the freedom to choose rather than just get the right to elect some of the candidates".