Sentence examples for to elect from from inspiring English sources

Many claimed they had yet to decide who to elect from a bewildering array of unfamiliar candidates, and some were sceptical that the latest crop of prospective parliamentarians would be any different than the sham ones which preceded them.

If we went back to party primaries, then at least we could have a chance to elect from a broader field.

Characterization of patients with ASD likely to elect for operative treatment from non-operative management may allow for more efficient patient counseling and cost savings.

"We're excited about the opportunity to elect somebody from these communities," Mr. Shaffer said.

Church plans to elect bishops from among a candidate pool that includes two women.

Frankly, they don't even want to elect people from that class.

"I've said that we need to elect Democrats from the school board to the Senate, DNCChairir Tom Perez told NPR on Monday.

An important property of our leader election algorithm is that it is possible to elect a leader from the remaining set of robots also.

"It cannot be right that it takes 26,000 votes to elect an MP from one party and almost four million to elect an MP from another.

Non-connected or ideological PACs raise and spend money to elect candidates -- from any political party -- who support their ideals or agendas.

It was also the first State parliament to elect two Aboriginal MPs from a single election.