Sentence examples for are elected by a from inspiring English sources

In at-large elections, candidates are elected by a citywide vote.

As the Vatican explains on its Web site, popes are elected by a conclave of cardinals.

Presidential candidates are elected by a simple majority of convention delegates.

The EU is not a single country, whose most senior leaders are elected by a single electorate.

Chairs of most select committees are elected by a secret ballot rather than chosen by each committee.

German presidents are elected by a federal assembly consisting of the Bundestag plus an equal number of delegates chosen by the legislatures of the 16 states.

Diocesan bishops are elected by an electoral college representative of all dioceses of the province in which the vacancy occurred.

Indian presidents are elected by an electoral college comprising MPs from the parliament's two houses and lawmakers from state legislatures.

In the immediate future, it's back to government - the job to which the SNP was elected by a landslide at the last Scottish Parliament election.

In the elections of 1928 Irigoyen ran for a second term and was elected by a margin of two to one, establishing him as head of his party.

The California State Teachers Retirement Systemm proposed that director nominees be elected by a majority vote --instead of a plurality -- in uncontested elections.