Sentence examples for be elected on a from inspiring English sources
Would Parliament be elected on a one-person, one-vote basis, or would minorities (including Mr. Assad's Alawites, assuming for a hypothetical moment that they could agree to this) need special legal protections — as in neighboring Lebanon — so as not to be overwhelmed by the Sunni majority?
Instead, it is much more likely that European and American governments will be elected on a platform that promises to secure prosperity within one's own borders in light of domestic challenges and problems.
Six women will be elected on a 3.5% swing to the Tories - a net gain of five - while 12 women will be elected on a swing of 6%.
The remaining 56 seats in the Scottish parliament are to be elected on a proportional basis from party lists.
That enabled him to scuttle peace negotiations and be elected on a promise of peace and security.
Moreover, although MEPs will be elected on a regional basis, the results will be broken down on the familiar lines of Westminster constituencies.
Members of the city council normally serve four-year terms and are elected on a staggered basis in non-partisan elections.
"These values are what I was elected on: a kinder politics and a more caring society.
