英語 での Electing の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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But remember, before we can keep going, we have to get going by electing Barack Obama president.
If Trump does not reduce tensions with Russia and China, there was no point in electing him.
And we as voters, are responsible for electing good leaders.
In Taiwan's case, as well, electing a government that consents to the one country, two systems arrangement means the end of freedom and democracy.
In electing Members to the Executive Board, the General Conference shall have regard to the diversity of cultures and a balanced geographical distribution.
Electing such leaders as Obama and Merkel, however, means going to sleep.
Maybe the CIA should get down on its knees and beg Putin to stop electing the President of the United States.
Another important function of the county legislative body is its role in electing county officers when there is a vacancy in an elected county office.
In other words, the protests against the American people for electing Trump as their president are pointless.
Electing Saudi Arabia to protect women's rights is like making an arsonist into the town fire chief.
It existed as a formal subject in Roman times, when it was employed for the purpose of electing senators.
Japanese bank account(bank card/ passbook)※If electing to have charges deducted from your bank account.
Unions at other hotels in the famous tourist destination banded together to form the area-wide union HLOB, electing Nay Myo Win as chairman.
The Fox did not vote for the Monkey and was much disgusted with the Animals for electing so unworthy a ruler.
Norway eventually declared independence on May 17, 1814, electing Christian Frederick as King.
The Assembly of Experts is in charge of electing and dismissing the Supreme Leader.
After that first election, the parliament held its first session on July 11, 1979, electing Simone Veil MEP as its President.
Norway eventually declared independence on 17 May 1814, electing Christian Frederik as King.
Norway declared independence on 17 May 1814, electing Christian Frederick as King.
Then the states began electing Republican senators and finally governors.