Sentence examples for start electing from inspiring English sources

One concrete change came out of the meeting: Advocates of improved corporate governance won a victory when Apple said it would start electing board members by a majority rather than a simple plurality.

Almost 800 years of history will convene once again on Nov. 12 as the Lord Mayor of London takes part in an annual tradition started in the year 1215 — shortly after the King of England allowed the city of London to start electing its own leader.

But the management board had plans to start electing the editors itself, he says, a reform that, given the Zagreb members' power on the board, was likely to have passed, he says.

We'll simply tell the rest of the country that if it doesn't start paying users' fees on comedy coming from this state, we'll start electing serious, thoughtful politicians.

You need to get up to speed on the problem and start electing people who will do something about it.

Indeed, research shows that once a country elects a woman to its highest office, it starts electing more women to the legislature as well.

The two men agree that America used to be a great country until it started electing black presidents, and that war is the answer, regardless of the question.

In July, Sale, unhappy with his having to wear the always controversial 1976 White Sox pullover beer league softball uniforms during one of his starts, elected to slash the jerseys instead.

They were walloped in 2002, and the Republican majority that came in that year started by electing the first Republican speaker since Reconstruction, then redrawing political maps to give their party lasting control of the statehouse.

MTV manages to surprise viewers almost every year with its Video Music Awards, and this year it has done so before the show even starts: by electing not to have a host.

The game starts by electing a referee who samples a reasonable number of bootstrap subsets or subsamples from the available data.