Sentence examples for should have elected from inspiring English sources

The $160 million hitter apparently wonders if he should have elected to play somewhere else.

Yet, some observers are still debating whether Tryon should have elected to turn pro rather than attend college.

LAST April David Cameron made a final plea to voters, who were then about to decide whether their cities should have elected mayors.

The Speaker was unhappy at his lengthy response and told him it was "blindingly obvious" that he should have elected to deliver a government statement on the issue instead.

He said all English cities should have elected mayors and that councils should end funding for "politically correct" causes and "vanity projects".

The Australian journalist set out a clear aim that by the end of the decade the party should have elected representatives in every major city and town across England and Wales.

"Dear brothers and sisters, my message to the honourable President Mr Goodluck Jonathan is that he should realise that people have elected him and it is his responsibility to listen to his people who are asking 'bring back our girls'," Malala said, prompting a standing ovation.

They believe that government should serve public needs, and they have elected sensible legislators.

The question is as follows: "Would you agree to deny the freedom of speech to every political party that has in its charter the banning the freedom of speech?" Let's go one step further, "Should a society that has elected to be tolerant be intolerant about intolerance?" We can answer these points using the minority rule.

Ergo, Britain should have an elected second chamber.

He should have been elected Tory leader in 1997 and was still a formidable candidate in 2001.