Sentence examples for would elect for from inspiring English sources

Who among us would elect for old original cancer treatment when we have the prospect of personalized immunotherapy?

Geraghty gave all the initial indications that he would elect to go for goal, and Munster certainly thought so because they switched off.

Table 1 below reports the tests which GPs reported they would elect to conduct for each of the vignettes.

A meeting that would elect a chairman, originally scheduled for this month, has been delayed amid the infighting.

Through a combination of propaganda, deception as to what was being voted for, and outright fraud, the Soviets ensured that their new territories would elect assemblies which would unanimously petition for union with the USSR.

Each of the six neighborhoods would elect a delegate; those delegates from the six neighborhoods would, in turn, elect one representative for the state level.

How would elected officials respond when asked for concrete plans to cut the budget/cooperate with the opposition if earmark-squashing wasn't an option?

Perhaps Luxembourg's most lasting impression on the empire was the Golden Bull of 1365, a decree that would determine how Holy Roman emperors would be elected for over four centuries, until the empire's dissolution in 1806.

"I love the idea that we'd elect a woman for president," he says.

In the state elections held in March 1828, the Adams faction withdrew their support of Benjamin Pierce, voting him out of office, but Franklin Pierce won his first election: Hillsborough town moderator, a position to which he would be elected for six consecutive years.

The president of the republic would be chosen for a four-year term by universal male suffrage; a one-house legislative assembly would be elected for three years by the same suffrage.