Sentence examples for be elected into a from inspiring English sources

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.

McGowan also faces difficulties if she is elected into a hung parliament.

He lectured at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, from 1925 but moved in the early 1930s to Downing College, where he was elected into a fellowship in 1936.

We were elected into a parliament that respects the d'Hondt system [of proportional representation] and it is the d'Hondt system that allocated certain responsibilities within this parliament.

Boris shares with Bill Clinton – a greatly different politician in most, though not quite all, respects – an ability to fold statistics (54,000 houses built, 10,000 new trees, even the Jubilee line running "3mph faster than when I was elected" ) into a rhetorical whole, the implicit argument of which was that if his party can emulate his success in London, nothing can stop them in 2015.

Evodio knows he was elected into a city in crisis.

At that time, he was elected into a high party group, the förtroenderåd.

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.

Dr. Sharon Henry is the first African-American woman to be elected into membership as a fellow in the American Association for the Surgery of Trauma.

Chiefs govern families, the village and districts, it is only with a Chiefly title that you can be elected into Parliament.

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