Sentence examples for be elected at a from inspiring English sources

The new representative will be elected at a conference in Solihull in April by a thousand delegates from student unions across the country.

He is the first anti-war candidate to be elected at a time of war.

You might ask, what difference would it make for one individual to be elected at a time when the moneyed forces seem to be occupying every seat of power?

Blatter, whose successor will be elected at an extraordinary congress next Friday, suggested that allies had deserted him since his eight-year suspension in December.

"She wants to be elected at all costs," said Roszka, a 63-year-old from suburban Detroit who often votes Republican, as she did in last week's primary.

It takes her two and a half to three hours to dress me!" Dalkeith had been elected at a by-election in March 1960 triggered by the elevation of the then Lord Advocate Rt Hon William Milligan QC to the Judicial Bench in Edinburgh.

The AARP's board of directors serve on a voluntary basis and are elected at a biennial convention.

"I've been elected at a time of major economic crisis, and a crisis of confidence, in France," she says.

And Mr Lukashenka was elected at a time when voters in many ex-communist countries were still confused and ignorant about democracy.

Leonid V. Bokhanovsky, a vice president at Stroytransgaz, a well-connected pipeline construction company, was elected at a meeting of energy ministers from the 11 member countries.

He was elected at a synod of 22 bishops called to Rome by Pope John Paul II to break a deadlock in the choice of a successor to Patriarch Raphael I Bidawid, who died in July at 81.