Sentence examples for should be elected from from inspiring English sources

According to the report, a small percentage of Lords -- either 65, 87, or 195 people, depending on various models it sets out -- should be elected from among regular Britons in various regions.

But talking about such things angers both China, which sees it as a step toward Taiwan's independence, and Taiwan's protector, America.For their part, the only real message the pan-blues have is that they should be elected to prevent Mr Chen from doing anything, in effect presenting gridlock as an end in itself.

The question in front of shareholders, however, is whether Bramson, plus a sidekick from Sherborne, should be elected to the board.

The amendment changed the wording of Article I, Section 3, Paragraph 1 to state that "two Senators from each State" should be "elected by the people thereof" rather than "chosen by the Legislature thereof".

From time to time Conservative governments will and should be elected when they reach out for a majority of voters.

Therefore, Romney should be elected.

They should be elected.

Those who the people want elected should be elected".

Neither prophets nor madmen should be elected to the presidency.

But the prime minister should be elected by the people.

Union officials should be elected by members," he said.