Sentence examples for whether to elect from inspiring English sources

Of the 10 cities that held a referendum in 2012 over whether to elect a mayor, only Bristol said yes.

Henceforth, each year the people were to decide whether to elect two patrician consuls or military tribunes with consular power who could be patricians or plebeians.

France goes to the polls next Sunday to decide whether to elect the Socialist François Hollande, the favourite after the first round eight days ago.

"The real choice for stockholders will be at our annual meeting where they will decide whether to elect Mr. Icahn's hand-picked nominees in place of our qualified and experienced Board of Directors with their track record of delivering value".

WASHINGTON — As the nation is on the verge of inaugurating its first black president, the Republican Party is facing a telling choice: whether to elect its first black chairman.

Many people considering whether to elect the prescription drug benefit, as currently designed, will quickly see that they would be better off buying their drugs from Canada rather than paying for this new benefit.

I'm happy to shout my positions from the tops of grain elevators and let the people decide whether they want to elect me.

Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison told MSNBC this week that "it's not whether you like someone to elect them president, it's whether that person will do the best for this country".

Siren voices asked throughout the campaign whether Londoners were ready to elect a British-born, Pakistani-origin mayor of Islamic faith.

Mr. Obama said that many black voters he spoke with have serious questions about whether America is ready to elect an African-American president.

If the taxpayer decides not to undo a 2010 Roth IRA conversion, he/she can have until Oct. 15, 2011, to elect whether to report half of the income in 2011 and half in 2012.