Sentence examples for A person elected from inspiring English sources

A person elected by 54 million votes, innocent of any crime, had been unjustly overthrown.

"There has never been a person elected to the presidency who has had such a cavalier approach to nuclear weapons," Carr told the ABC.

This case is more peculiar because a person elected to the House of Commons can not relinquish his right to a seat either before or after qualification otherwise than by accepting an incompatible office.

After examination of all the parliamentary registers, histories, and journals within our reach we have found no case where a person elected to the House of Commons was brought in on a call of the House before he had voluntarily appeared, qualified, and taken his seat, nor do we find any instance of a person having been expelled until after such time.

Don't be committed to the failure of a person elected by the people.

Until now, I'd never had a person elected on the federal level who shared my gender.

(b)(2)(A) as (c) and substituted "Any person elected as a member of the Executive Committee" for "any member elected".

In recent years, Mr. Rouselle said, "the agenda being followed became a secondary concern to getting a black person elected".

When a person elects to trade privacy for fame and expose their entire family on reality television, as both Mama June Shannon and Hockey Mom Palin chose to do, they are also forfeiting the right to seek privacy only when the circumstances are less than flattering.

However, if a person elects to do so, they should be counseled to safely secure their child's legs so that their feet cannot catch the slide's surfaces.

Strawson wanted contestants to the free will debate to see more clearly than they had that excusing a person — electing not to hold her morally responsible — involves more than some objective judgment that she did not do such and such, or did not intend so and so, and therefore does not merit some treatment or other.