Sentence examples for wish to elect from inspiring English sources

Where people fail is that they wish to elect a state and remain in it.

After the Battle of Hastings (Oct . 14 , 1066 Ealdred was among those who wished to elect Edgar the Aetheling as successor to the slain Harold, but he soon joined Edgar in declaring allegiance to William I.

"We've already said that we wish to see elected commissioners to replace police authorities, which are largely invisible to the public".

The first minister of Scotland said he was not going away and planned to "be part of the political process in Scotland if people in Aberdeenshire wish to keep electing me".

He had previously expressed a wish to be elected president in time for the centenary of the Easter Rising in 2016.

Other unions say they wish those activists were campaigning instead to elect union-friendly lawmakers.

The obstetricians mostly did not support women wishing to have a VBAC and expected the women to elect for a repeat caesarean.

It is, of course, a fact that one needs to love professional sports, or profess to do so, if one wishes to be elected to higher office in America, whether or not this requirement makes any sense.

Her reduction of expenditure on the health service seriously undermined its performance and meant that being seen as looking after the NHS has become a watchword ever since for any leader who wishes to be elected and remain in power.

There are widespread fears that his reorganisation of and reduction of expenditure on the NHS will seriously undermine its performance when people are used to seeing looking after the NHS as a watchword for any leader who wishes to be elected and remain in power.

Home Affairs Minister, Tjahjo Kumolo, reveals that the minimum funds required are as much as 75 billion Rupiah (3,889,491 pounds) for a regent candidate if he or she wishes to be elected.