Synonyms for elects
elects

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1. List of paraphrases for "elects":

   chooses, selects, opts, elect, picks

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1. Marc Ambinder:

   If the norms and interests of the deep state, however you want to define them, are seen as being threatened by some powerful actor — in this case, the president himself, it is both accurate and kind of scary to notice that people can use secrets to try and stop him. If you oppose Trump, you might be willing to forgive these transgressions because a greater good is served. You might. Or you might wonder what will happen if the U.S. elects a president whom you might support, but who wants to, say, cut off an important mechanism for obtaining secrets used by the NSA or constrain the military’s ability to bomb targets overseas, in the case of Trump, a lot of the leaks seem to be coming from within his own circle. Some obviously come from secret-keepers who are genuinely worried about his mental capacity. Others — who knows? There is no organized conspiracy, but the threshold for disclosing information to people seems to be a lot lower.

2. Antonis Samaras:

   When the current parliament elects a president at the end of the month the clouds will be gone and the country will be ready to officially enter the post-bailout era.

3. Duffy Mahoney:

   It is quite simple, the highest placing finisher in each event at the 2018 USATF Senior Championships – who elects to compete – will select themselves for a position on the U.S. Team.

4. Dhananjay Mirchandani:

   Even if Mr Dommermuth elects not to build, the spectrum license - which is very likely tradeable or transferrable - gives him better leverage in his negotiations with Telefonica Deutschland.

5. Janey Peterson:

   If the DA elects to do so, a new jury would be seated, and they would hear all the evidence, they would then decide on Scotts sentence. Life without the possibility of parole or the death penalty.