Sentence examples for should be elected as from inspiring English sources
Last Friday, he said he had not yet decided who should be elected as Pope during the conclave, which is expected to be held next month.
On our advice, they should be elected as the operative solution after more conservative implants have been excluded and a careful balance of epidemiologic (senile and post-menopausal cortical and trabecular bone loss curves) and bio-morphologic parameters (flare index, DEXA analysis) has been performed.
"We are arguing that at least one survivor on the consultative panel should be elected as a permanent inquiry member.
I.S.S., the biggest proxy advisory firm that advises shareholders on corporate governance matters, said on Saturday that two of Starboard's nominees, Dennis A. Miller and Jeffrey C. Smith, should be elected to bring in industry experience as well as outside voices.
The Lucknow Pact called first of all for the creation of expanded provincial legislative councils, four-fifths of whose members should be elected directly by the people on as broad a franchise as possible.
Schulz argued that the head of the commission should be elected by the people, just as in any parliamentary democracy, from city mayors to prime ministers, sidestepping the fact that the EU is not a parliamentary democracy.
In a dissent joined by three other justices, Roberts defended the narrow reading of "Legislature," pointing out that the broad interpretation would have made the Seventeenth Amendment (1913), which established that senators should be elected by the people rather than (as originally provided in the Constitution) appointed by state legislatures, entirely superfluous.
There is need to change the mode of selecting coordinators for CRCs as these should be elected by facilitators in each district 4.
Many said lawmakers should be elected in constituency contests, not by party lists, as happens now.
Therefore, Romney should be elected.
