Sentence examples for via electing from inspiring English sources

The solution to this shit won't just come via electing new officials (though it might not be a bad start) but by sharing the load; taking the emphasis off London and working to make other cities desirable in their own way.

Stuff RNC Chairpeople Like: Via Yglesias: "Newly elected Republican National Committee Chairman Michael S. Steele plans an 'off the hook' public relations offensive to attract younger voters, especially blacks and Hispanics, by applying the party's principles to 'urban-suburban hip-hop settings.'" Does this mean Michael Steele's gonna drop a mixtape or something?

His election was achieved via his carefully honed skill at making people feel good about electing a black man.

They will increase pressure on all the major parties to spur growth by fast-tracking plans to boost infrastructure – such as the HS2 high-speed rail line – and by devolving more power to Northern cities via directly elected "metro mayors".

If only there were some formal, structured way in which tech employees could bring grievances to their management, and negotiate with them as a group, via, say, elected representatives, for whom protection from retaliation could be established.

Hoosiers: voice your support via your elected representatives.

Why should those efforts be entrusted to a private family, rather than to the community at large via its elected officials?

He amasses empirical evidence to demonstrate that the citizens of wealthy nations via their elected governments contribute to the perpetuation of global poverty and ill health.

The UMCP delegates responsibility for routine mosquito control and surveillance to community-owned resource persons (CORPs), recruited from within local communities via the elected local government.

At least 366,000 have already sought refuge in Europe after crossing the Mediterranean, with growing numbers electing to go via Lesbos and Kos, the Greek islands off Turkey's picturesque shores.

By 1832 both major parties were electing their presidential candidates via national conventions.