Sentence examples for will be elected from from inspiring English sources

Members of the Executive Committee will be elected from among the membership.

Assistant vice presidents will be elected from the incoming class in the fall.

Successful candidates will be elected from regional lists drawn up by political parties.Under the new system, it is essential for candidates not only to be on the list, but to be near the top.

The UK's next judge on the European court of human rights (ECtHR) will be elected from a shortlist of candidates including a prominent human rights lawyer, a commercial barrister and a Strasbourg veteran.

IVAN T. FRISCH, above, executive vice president and provost of the university, is acting director; a new director will be elected from among the institute's senior fellows in the next month.

The likely outcome is that six or seven will be elected from the Bulgarian Socialist Party, five or six from "Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria" (a new centrist party), two or three from the Turkish party, the Movement for Rights and Freedoms, and two or three from the far-right Ataka party.

Not much more than one-third of the senators will be elected, down from half at present (and only candidates vetted by the establishment will be allowed to stand).

The victory for Momentum will alarm the party's centrists before two crucial votes at the youth wing's annual conference next weekend, where a chair and NEC representative will be elected by delegates from Labour Students, Young Labour and trade union youth wings.

Next month another less well known but equally vital election takes place: the new head of the World Health Organization (WHO) will be elected by health ministers from around the planet.

In a statement released Thursday by the campaign, Mr. Cornyn said of Mr. Miller, "I have no doubt that he will be elected as the next U.S. senator from Alaska".

ICANN directors will be elected in the future by representatives from assorted special interests.