Sentence examples for will directly elect from inspiring English sources

A separate ballot will directly elect a president for the Kurdistan region.

Under the new constitutional rules, they will directly elect 400 members of a 500-seat House of Representatives.

And for only the third time this sprawling country of more than 240 million people will directly elect a president when it goes to the polls in July.

The commissioner will be directly elected and will hold the chief constable to account - meaning they will be able to hire and fire chief constables.

The legislature, according to the three delegates, will be parliamentary and will consist of two chambers, a National Assembly and a Council of Provinces and Regions, both of which will be directly elected.

Five of the new seats will be directly elected, representing geographical constituencies.

But from Liverpool to East Anglia, they will have directly elected mayors, Osborne announced.

Four mayors will be directly elected in England to replace four men.

Lifting their livelihood is in the interests of everyone involved — the government, now that it will be directly elected, opposition parties, including Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy, and the business community, which is excited by this potential market.

Under the new arrangement, the upper house will be directly elected.

For the first time across England and Wales, the people who appoint, and can ultimately dismiss, chief constables will be directly elected.