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Members enrolled in the plan can elect to invest in 12 professionally vetted and monitored funds or target-date funds.

If America can elect a black president, racism must be less of an obstacle to black progress than previously thought.

President-elect Bill Clinton sang Don’t Stop with Jacksonand Fleetwood Mac’s Stevie Nicks at the Presidential Gala at the CapitalCentre on Jan. 19, 1993.

Parties recruit candidates and campaign to elect them to public office, and they mobilize people to participate in selecting government leaders.

The Fellows elect the head of the college, whose title varies from college to college; Balliol College has a Master, Magdalen a President, Exeter a Rector, Oriel a Provost, Jesus a Principal.

President-elect Obama is reported to have pushed for a quick infusion of government cash for automobile makers when he met with President Bush at the White House on Monday.

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They organized a poll to elect a president.

Before we elect him to parliament, we want to know what he stands for.

Some groups elect a set of officers - a President, one or two vice presidents, a secretary and a treasurer.

Ten Republican senators-elect have piled in, suggesting that it would be disrespectful to voters for the Senate to decide on the treaty during the lame-duck session.

Some want her to show the door to General Prayuth Chan-ocha, the army chief, a staunch royalist who urged voters before polling day not to elect “the same people”, ie, Thaksinites.

(7) To elect the President of the Supreme People's Court;

Developers can also elect the snowflake because it typically saves data storage.

The government has been expected to address the restoration of the judiciary first, before moving on to what is expected to be a hotly contested struggle to elect a new President.

They often work in groups or pairs, put all their ideas together and elect a spokesperson.

You may elect me, or elect nobody.

"History is very much being shortchanged," said Linda K. Salvucci, a history professor in San Antonio who is chairwoman-elect of the National Council for history Education.