Sentence examples for a string of elected from inspiring English sources

The government directed her to invite a string of elected officials and political aides into her home, secretly photograph them and record their conversations.

Mr. Fossella is the latest in a string of New York City elected officials who have been arrested for driving while intoxicated in the last two years.

He addressed the crowd huddled in the frigid air only after a string of prominent elected officials took the podium first, announcing their endorsements of his campaign and showing that Mr. Hynes was never knocked too far from his power base.

The G.O.P. had an almost unbroken string of electing county executives and a majority in the county legislature.

His campaign rolled out a string of endorsements from elected officials and political groups like the Working Families Party, which gave him momentum — and much-needed cash in the final weeks.

A string of state election victories including in May in Karnataka, the first southern state to elect a BJP government has also spread cheer in its well-drilled ranks.

The arrest of State Senator Malcolm A. Smith on Tuesday followed a string of corruption cases involving elected officials in New York State that has helped burnish Albany's reputation as an ethical cesspool.

A string of rows over Ukip candidates and elected representatives is likely to have tarnished the party's image.

A continuing investigation by Andrew M. Cuomo, the state attorney general, has charged a string of prominent political consultants and former elected officials with selling access to the fund.

WASHINGTON — President Obama said Saturday that he saw an "unprecedented consensus" around Congressional plans to overhaul the nation's health care system, citing the recent statements of a string of Republicans — most of them former elected officials — who have issued their own calls to action.

Mr Nicholson features prominently in a string of MI5 reports to the newly elected prime minister, Edward Heath, about a two week national strike over pay by 50,000 dockers in July 1970, which led the government to declare a state of emergency and put troops on standby.