Examples of using Would elect in English and their translations into Spanish
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throughout the United States, each of whom would elect its own boss.
the Assembly of States Parties would elect the judges and the Prosecutor.
the panel would elect its own officers
Accordingly, it would be expected that the Congress would elect a representative of Thailand as its President.
Proposal: The AC would elect a Representative(not necessarily its President) who would represent
The judges, in their turn, would elect the president of the court and, possibly,
Her delegation hoped that the General Assembly would elect the judges of the Tribunal at the earliest possible date.
The governmental representatives would elect/select the members representing them and the indigenous would elect/select the membership representing them;
The Sejm would elect their judges for the Sejm Court(the Crown's parliamentary court)
that I believed we had grown beyond that prejudice and would elect a man of character regardless of color.
It is understood that the Conference of the Parties agreed that the Working Group would elect its own chair.
We are currently conducting the 15th General Elections and would elect members to the Lok Sabha- the Lower House of our Parliament.
The first election would elect nine members to replace those members whose terms of office would expire on 31 December 2014.
The CHAIRMAN said that the working groups would elect their officers at their first meetings.
Later the Spanish Crown would elect De Quesada as the man in charge,
But frankly, by the next election I doubt very many people will be left on Bajor who would elect a farmer to political office.
The first meeting of States parties would be held in New York on 11 December 2003 and would elect the members of the pertinent treaty monitoring body.
the Committee would elect the candidates to their respective posts.
it was always unlikely that any single Party would elect over 200 members.
The Meeting would elect one member of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea to serve the remainder of the term of Judge Lihai Zhao of China, who had passed away in October 2000.