Sentence examples for system of electing from inspiring English sources

In 1999, Indonesia's indirect system of electing the president cost her the race.

New York's system of electing the city's Civil Court judges makes no sense.

The most important derives from the peculiar system of electing an American president.

For those of you not familiar with the intricacies of the US system of electing a president, it's a two-step process.

An independent non-executive director has been proposed, along with a female member, but the system of electing the vast majority of representatives by district will remain.

Rather than quit immediately, he would stay on long enough to put in place a new system of electing a leader.

A new system of elected assemblies at the provincial and county levels was introduced in 1864.

New Mexico has a hybrid system of elected and appointed judges that is designed to reduce the role of politics.

He also said Putin's decision to scrap Russia's system of elected governors – they are now all appointed – was a mistake.

He moved to Dallas in June 1963 at the age of 36, hired by the county to establish a scientifically valid medical examiner's system to replace its existing system of elected lay coroners.

Even the home secretary, Theresa May, who introduced the system of elected PCCs as her flagship police reform, said last November that their first year had been "a little mixed" when it came to holding forces to account.