Sentence examples for I elected on from inspiring English sources

In comments aimed at putting pressure on the government, he said: "We were all of us, David Cameron and I, elected on a pledge to stop a third runway and my first job is to make sure we stick to our manifesto pledges".

Woodson, addressing the matter for the first time, said: "I elected to move on.

There was the occasional horrifying thing like a stuffed duck's neck, which I elected to pass on.

The morning I was there, I couldn't rent a kayak of the sort that would allow me to tag along with rafts in a suitably macho fashion, so I elected to continue on to the next town north, Blue Mountain Lake, stopping for a walk toward the Rock River along a snowmobile path that starts just opposite the short, sweet trail up Sawyer Mountain.

I elected to press on regardless, but the fact that the Booker prize committee seem to have positioned him in the same place on their own list doesn't mitigate the error (and I note with horror that they have Peter Ho Davies filed under "H"!), not least because the significance of names and problems of cultural confusion are such important elements in The Gift Of Rain.

The Tories want it elected on first past the post.

On November 11 , 2005 I elected to have [a] CVS test...

I elected to place no burden on Jerry and friends and plead guilty.

I was elected on a Labour manifesto which I support but I was not elected to back Corbyn's agenda.

I got elected on a platform of being beholden to no one, mainly because I'm richer than God and I don't have to act like a small-time graft artist.

"These values are what I was elected on: a kinder politics and a more caring society.