Sentence examples for tasks to elected from inspiring English sources

Under Michigan law, the emergency manager has broad powers to act in place of the mayor and council, but the manager can assign tasks to elected officials if he chooses.

The three-day meeting's main tasks were to elect a new central committee (hitherto 21-strong) and a new 120-member Revolutionary Council, and to agree on a new manifesto.

When voters across the European Union went to the polls between June 10th and June 13th, their task was to elect a new European Parliament, which they did.

The presence of someone who excels at keeping a surprisingly large number of disparate objects from coming crashing to the ground may have caused some of those in the hall to reflect on what this year's congress's main task is: to elect their president.

But Marley is convinced that, sometimes, it's too important a task to be left to elected officials.

The army should leave to elected politicians the task of negotiating a lasting resolution to the Kashmir dispute with India, and thereby securing Pakistan's border to the east.

The new constitution delegated many minor tasks to newly created elected offices.

Smith 's task was to steer through the Commons the unbelievably convoluted legislation which was supposed to devolve political power to elected assemblies in Scotland and Wales.

He also vouched for his running mate, trying out one of his most important tasks as he works to elect Mr. Obama.

If the president cannot provide the leadership to complete this important task, then we need to elect someone who will.

The task on 7 May is to elect the parliament and government that will come closest to passing Keynes's triple test.