Sentence examples for will formally elect from inspiring English sources

Party members will formally elect a new chairman early next year.

The diplomats, among them the new American Ambassador, William L. Swing, had come to Cape Town in preparation for a brief session of Parliament on Wednesday and Thursday that will formally elect Mr. de Klerk, leader of the National Party, as South Africa's President.

The majority Conservative group leader of Suffolk County Council, Mark Bee, will formally elected as council leader later.

PEN's new board, which will be formally elected on Feb. 28, will have 37 trustees, all but 6 of them writers.

It will also name a new president, who will be formally elected at the annual shareholders' meeting in June.

Mr. Noda will be formally elected prime minister by the full Parliament as early as Tuesday; the Democrats control the more powerful lower house.

A successor to Luis Moreno-Ocampo will be formally elected by the Assembly of States Parties - the body representing the 119 countries that support the tribunal - at its annual meeting in New York on 12 December.

Noda, 54, will be faced with a long list of policy headaches once the DPJ has used its majority in the lower house on Tuesday to formally elect him prime minister.

It's the electors who formally elect the President of the United States.

The newly elected National Assembly's first act was to formally elect Mandela as South Africa's first black chief executive.

Before the delegates could formally elect Stevenson, they heard the report on the Committee on Credentials.