Sentence examples for route electing from inspiring English sources

Consequently, prosecutors have opted for an easier and less time-consuming route, electing to reach a settlement with the bank in question.

After taking control in February, Egypt's army high command sketched a route towards elected rule, appointing a cabinet of technocrats for the interim period.

At the local level political power is grabbed by strongmen and criminals, and the route to elected office is routinely described as through "money and muscle".

Moreover, the "Gare Lille Flandres" railway station stakeholders have set up discussion groups for the operation of the 13 regional TER routes involving elected members, operators and passengers for resolving problems and enhancing travel quality.

Whatever route the government elected in the UK in May decides to go, Prof Woodward hopes that it will listen carefully to the technology industry.

Fergie describes himself as being "on the left" of the Labour party, "closer to Brown (than Blair) in principle" but accepting that "Blair's more populist way was the route to get elected".

Most vocal was Labour's Bernard Atha, who said Leeds 'would lose elected democracy' if it went down the elected mayoral route.

Down the elected mayors' route lies efficiency.

Priebus was with the president-elect en route from Trump Tower to a golf club in New Jersey for more meetings this weekend, and Kushner and Bannon presumed close by.

Calls are placed over VoIP when possible, or you can elect to route a call to your regular phone.

The study found that companies that attempted a reverse stock split to boost the share price actually were worse off: for the 710 companies that elected that route, the recovery rate was just 9%.