Sentence examples for Please elected from inspiring English sources

While in government hands, British Petroleum paid too little attention to profitability, constrained by its need to please elected officials who often cared more about keeping energy cheap and employment high.

This doesn't sound much like the rhetoric used in first past the post system election campaigns: citing the spectre of unwieldy coalitions to implore the voters to – this time round, please – elect a majority government.

Hillary, if you are elected, please don't appoint Mark Penn to any positions involving health.

Please write your elected officials to encourage them to support funding for survivors of violence.

Toronto, please keep electing these people.

Please, president-elect Obama, keep your promise, starting with your cabinet and bring change to this nation, not re-cycling.

At this latitude, the elderly need to shelter their heads against the intemperate desert sun, and I discovered within myself an agitating grief in regard to the disappearance of the hat, a simple, brimmed floppy affair bearing the logo of an organization of which, years ago, I had been pleased to be elected a member.

And if anyone believes that this moral cravenness and cowardice would end once he were elected -- please.

Mayor Bloomberg, if you really do care about the possibility of Donald Trump being elected, then please explain how your run would do anything but hand the White House to Trump?

Still, most New Yorkers were pleased to see him elected to a third term.

He cares about the area and I'm so pleased he's been elected because we've done a lot of work and I know he'll carry that on.