Sentence examples for would electing from inspiring English sources

Neither would electing Presidents the same way.

That's precisely what happened on Thursday in Texas, where Rick Santorum suggested that the United States would do just as well with four more years of President Obama as it would electing Mitt Romney in November.

They would conduct competitive elections for party committees which, in turn, would elect the top leadership at that level.As the Yaan researchers found, however, snags abound.

The General Assembly would elect Crittenden's successor in December 1859, so Breckinridge's election would not affect any presidential aspirations he might harbor.

Otherwise, they would elect a different Congress.

That their parents and grandparents would elect her is repulsive.

The public would elect lawmakers to fill five seats.

Do you think the public would elect either individual?

Voters would elect new local police commissioners, and be able to hold other referendums more easily.

There was no way the public would elect him as prime minister.

Mr Chirac had been in politics for 28 years before the French would elect him.