Sentence examples for an elected individual from inspiring English sources

"Trying to stop an elected individual from expressing himself on mainstream media appears scandalous," he told the Standard.

The amendment would provide, for the purposes of the bill and for the basic law, that an elected individual is not an employee and, therefore, the law could not cover him.

"We're saying this is such an important job that it should be done by an elected individual".

The "checks and balances" reference was taken to mean the current 17-member police authorities, which include nine independent members, one of whom must be a magistrate, will be replaced by a "directly elected individual" joined by an unspecified number of local councillors.

The coalition agreement committed to "introduce measures to make the police more accountable through oversight by a directly elected individual, who will be subject to strict checks and balances by locally elected representatives".

The coalition government, in its agreement published last week, toned down the proposal slightly by saying it would "introduce measures to make the police more accountable through oversight by a directly elected individual, who will be subject to strict checks and balances by locally elected representatives".

The coalition agreement contained a pledge to make the police "more accountable through oversight by a directly elected individual".

The second is that a direct-line accountability of a chief constable to one elected individual with the power to hire and fire him or her must encourage compliance rather than competence, obedience rather than professional decision making.

The mayor is top elected individual for the city.

Further, our executive board comprises key elected individuals who work in a voluntary capacity only.

The coalition agreement retained primary care trusts, but in line with Lib Dem thinking proposed a stronger voice for patients through directly elected individuals on their boards, renamed local health boards.