Sentence examples for that electing from inspiring English sources

Clinton is right that electing a woman President would be transformative.

Mr. Steinberg countered that electing Mr. Waldheim would stain all Austrians.

But he tells them that electing Mr. Schwarzenegger is not the answer.

The actual population numbers suggest that electing a Shiite theocracy should be impossible.

Despite American and British warnings before the March poll that electing suspected war criminals would have consequences, none has materialised.

Women who assumed that electing Obama would lift all minority boats are beginning to think: Maybe he's not enough.

Some Republicans argued that electing a black chairman could prove helpful as the party struggles to rebuild.

What's interesting is that electing Sanders is not necessarily the end point for many of these activists.

Most Charter 88 signatories thought that electing a Labour government would mean a new dawn for liberal values.

You'll never hear a German voter say: 'But I never voted for this government, or that coalition.' They understand that electing a government is a two-stage process".

(O.K., I guess you could argue that electing Mr. Romney might encourage businesses by promising an end to Republican economic sabotage).