Sentence examples for back elected from inspiring English sources

"I think this administration, from early on, believed that theirs was a moment in time, and they were going to push their agenda, and not be slowed in any way by what they perceived as the traditional obstacles — including, as we look back, elected officials, parents and all the other usual entities that created the pressure points in government," Mr. Oddo said.

It is the very opposite of what I am saying — to say, 'Oh, sit back, elect Clinton, and then trust.' No. Mobilize.

The picture is complicated by the fact that Labour leader and Doncaster North MP Ed Miliband has backed elected mayors.

Three Longhorns, freshman running backs Michael Houston and Jerrell Wilkerson and sophomore defensive back Bobby Tatum, elected to transfer prior to UT's bowl game.

With Democrats facing a tough climate in the coming midterm elections, Mr. Coats was lured back into elected politics.

In 1981 he urged Spaniards to back the elected government instead of a military coup.

Neil Hamilton is back in elected office – yes, that Neil Hamilton, the cash-in-brown-envelopes guy.

Labor opposes the new tax and says it will "roll it back" if elected, whatever that means.

He said his job was not to teach Haitians patience but to bring back their elected government.

If the benefits to workers and business are so compelling, what holds back our elected officials in Trenton?

In Egypt, should the United States back the elected Islamists of the Muslim Brotherhood in their struggle to pry power from the hands of military leaders?