Sentence examples for selecting a speaker from inspiring English sources

Ireland's new Parliament will meet tomorrow, with lawmakers selecting a speaker and prime minister.

The LNP's defeat in Herbert leaves the re-elected Turnbull government with 76 lower house seats before selecting a Speaker, compared with 74 for all other parties.

It is reasonable for an organization to select a speaker its members are apt to enjoy and to discuss with that speaker his or her intended topic and general approach.

The president is elected by direct popular vote to a five-year term, is empowered to appoint governors and mayors, and may dissolve the legislature only in the event that the Mejlis is unable to select a speaker.

On the other hand, should Fernando Ferrer, the Bronx borough president, win election as mayor next year, it would become less likely that the Council would select a speaker from the Bronx or select any of the Hispanic officials vying for the position, like Mr. Carrion and Councilman Angel Rodriguez of Brooklyn.

Each state gets to select a speaker to talk about how great said state and its citizens are before finally announcing who they voted for months ago.

If a selected Speaker has not posted any tweets during the last 24 h, we stop monitoring that user and select a new Speaker using our sampling method.

Others have bemoaned this development as a tragedy for the principle of separation of powers, apparently believing that the new mayor was trying to select a weak Speaker who could be manipulated and would never challenge his policies or his authority.

The advantage of selecting a past instructor or speaker as a mentor is that you can analyze if your style is compatible with the person as the person is teaching the class or presenting their work. .

Lunchtime, and one of the week's most arduous duties: selecting a venue for the speakers' dinner.

Pressed on whether his flub -- which Democrats are taking as a mistaken admission of truth, and came ahead of the GOP caucus' election on Thursday to select a replacement for Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) -- shows that he would be a poor spokesman for the party, McCarthy said he'd be fine with help from fellow Republicans.