Sentence examples for be elected at all from inspiring English sources

In 2001-02, 58 out of 65 winners of state supreme court seats had outspent their rivals.There remains the old question: should judges be elected at all, rather than appointed?

"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.

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

He fears that the European constitution, now in the making, will be a vehicle for dodgy ideas.Most Czechs are still astonished that Mr Klaus was elected at all.

When President Obama was elected, I thought that what was most cheering, from a gay perspective, was not the possibility that the new President would act in the interests of gay people, but that he'd been elected at all.

The Council's seven members are elected at-large in nonpartisan elections to serve staggered, four-year terms of office.

Consequently, all of Kentucky's representatives that year were elected at-large.

Mr. Gray, who as chairman was elected at-large and formerly represented Ward 7, has earned numerous prominent endorsements and won a number of straw polls in the city.

Four representatives are elected from county districts and three are elected at-large.

A six-member council, along with one mayor, is elected at-large every four years.

The mayor is elected at-large and the council members are elected from each of the seven city council districts.