Sentence examples for they would elect from inspiring English sources

"When we asked international respondents who they would elect if they were allowed to participate in the 2016 election, 75% chose Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump," according to the Wharton Professor David Reibstein who conducted the survey with Y&R's BAV Consulting.

Otherwise, they would elect a different Congress.

"If we left these people to their own devices," he said, "they would elect a Republican".

Mr. Havel said he was confident they would elect a "good" leader and urged them to follow their consciences.

It was even suggested that, if Bayrou made it through to the second round, enough French men and women would be so relieved at the prospect of categorical escape that they would elect him President.

We can't know for sure whether Europeans would react to this outcome by being content to muddle through, or if they would elect radical politicians who might endanger the era of a Europe united around liberal democratic ideals.

It's why most obstetricians and gynaecologists say they'd elect a C-section for themselves or their wives.

The following predictions are less their view of the industry's best achievements than of the choice of work that they'd elect to represent them; the awards are the industry's advertisement for itself.

That's what's a problem for Obama, not people thinking he's the worst president or wishing they'd elected Mitt Romney.

And many of his contemporaries didn't fully realized they'd elected the first President with a significant physical disability — who couldn't walk.

"It would be more democratic, and more understandable for the public, who'd see they'd elected a parliament, and that parliament had then decided who should form the new government".