Sentence examples for be elected into from inspiring English sources

If Mr Carswell wins, he will be the Eurosceptic party's first politician to be elected into Parliament.

Amid scenes of jubilation, Greek socialists were on course tonight to be elected into office with a resounding victory after more than five years of conservative rule.

The voting changes would make it harder for minor parties like Day's to be elected into the Senate on small margins.

Labour, he said, must learn from its history that the only way to implement policy was to be elected into government in the first place – something that Mr Corbyn was unlikely to achieve.

Among olive baboons, for example, a young male adult who has left his natal home and seeks to be elected into a new baboon group begins by making friendly overtures toward a resident female who is not in estrous at the moment and hence not being contested by other males of the troop.

Players have until 20 years after they retire to be elected into the Hall by the committee of baseball writers, so Rose, who stopped playing in 1986, has watched the bulk of his eligibility evaporate without his name ever being on the ballot.

In the elections of 2006 she was elected into the Chamber of Deputies for Forza Italia, and in the 2008 elections – running as the third candidate from The People of Freedom in the district "Campania 2" – she was reelected.

Not surprisingly it all depends on whether the minister or shadow making the promise is elected into government at next year's general election.

The claim, furthermore, that Honduras' current president, Porfirio Lobo, was elected into power via free and fair elections is questioned by many of the leaders in the region, who believe that Lobo's rule remains illegitimate.

Although he was not reelected in 1995 running against Vincent Siew of the Kuomintang, he was elected into the Legislative Yuan again in the 1997 by-election and reelected in 1998, 2001 and 2004.

In 2014 he was elected into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.