Sentence examples for a future elected from inspiring English sources

At face value that is a threat of a coup against a future elected government and an attack on national security.

Mr. Tarhouni, the acting oil minister, said the current government's priority was to restart production, and it would leave any renegotiation of existing oil contracts or issuance of new ones for a future elected government.

A future elected parliament would have the right to review the Constitution, and the Afghan courts would prosecute those accused of corruption, drug smuggling, theft of the national wealth, and war crimes.

U Hla Pe, a member of the NLD central executive committee, read dryly from a written speech calling for political prisoners to be released and for the junta to implement an urgent review of a new constitution which enshrines their role in any future elected government.

The NTC constitution specifies that no temporary government figures should serve in any future elected Libyan government.

Last week he announced that he was considering rewriting the Constitution to give himself the power to dissolve Parliament and dismiss the prime minister in any future elected government.

But ultimately, it is up to the American people to keep the pressure on all of our current and future elected officials to demand an end to torture and abuse.

She Should Run, a non-partisan organization dedicated to "expanding the talent pool of future elected female leaders," has heard from more than 4,500 women, spanning political parties and geographic locations, who want to be involved in the organization's  incubator and Ask A Woman To Run For Office programs since Nov. 9 ― and that momentum isn't slowing.

CAIRO — The military council governing Egypt is moving to lay down ground rules for a new constitution that would protect and potentially expand its own authority indefinitely, possibly circumscribing the power of future elected officials.

But in light of what The Unspoken Constitution reveals about how we are governed, it would be extraordinarily unwise for our future elected representatives to dismiss them out of hand.

The agreement would force legislators, many of whom have part-time law practices, to disclose the names of clients who have business before the state; would allow prosecutors to seek to strip pensions from future elected officials convicted of felonies; and would for the first time allow officials appointed by a governor a role in overseeing legislative compliance with ethics laws.