Significados de elect officers en inglés

We'll have to get together to-morrow or next day and elect officers.

The members of the newly-organised union proceeded to elect officers.

In some other wards they have no permanent organization, but elect officers at each weekly meeting.

A lodge under dispensation cannot elect officers.

How does the General Assembly elect officers?

But you say, "Vote local option in again and we'll elect officers who will enforce the laws."

The Society met over a two-day period to ratify a constitution, elect officers and listen to about a dozen papers.

When the purity of the ballot is secure, majorities are sure to elect officers reflecting the views of the majority.

They will not elect officers to look after the poor, but leave us to feed the starving near our camps.

As the people elect officers or representatives to act for them in the performance of public duties, it is called a representative democracy.

Some of the people refused to pay taxes, and some towns to elect officers, and sent strong protests against taxation without their consent.

Somebody said: 'Why, we have been here two days and haven't done anything but elect officers and decide on a place to meet.

The public assembly, for illustration, must not convene, to elect officers or to enact laws, unless the auspices had been taken and found propitious.

What right have we to complain against our government, who has left it in our discretion to elect officers to regulate our internal affairs?

You elect officers, choosing men of character, intelligence, and experience for a few great offices, and then what do you do under the Federal Constitution?

Now we will have a party constitution and have elected officers, he said.