Sentence examples for a new elected from inspiring English sources

What help the added position will be to the court is unclear, but the method of filling a new elected position usually isn't: hold a primary and then an election.

A new elected body would oversee the steps.

Whether a new, elected government will be internationally recognized is an open question.

It is absolutely crucial for Italy's future that a new, elected government carries on where Mr Monti left off, says Giovanni Sabatini of the ABI, Italy's banking association.

The job of mayor, along with a new, elected Assembly, was created by Tony Blair in a fit of half-baked American out-of-the-box, can-do thinking.

A new elected parliament particularly if it can marshal at least a degree of consensus among Fiji's eternally quarrelsome politicians would not only enable the country to return to the Commonwealth and the Pacific Islands Forum.

The reforms proposed a new property tax, and new elected provincial assemblies that would have a say in local taxation.

A new parliament, elected in January, will meet on Sunday.

A new priorate elected the following month accused Giano of causing the disorder.

There's a democracy established there, a constitution, a new democratically elected government.

Or it will be a new person elected in the traditional sense.