Sentence examples for be elected until from inspiring English sources

He wants to delay a special congress at which his successor will be elected until December, perhaps until March next year, almost a year away.

In this case no man can be elected until 1970 and it is Governor Rockefeller's duty to appoint an interim successor.

The timing is very tight, because a new French president will be chosen only on May 6th, and the new French National Assembly will not be elected until June 17th, four days before the summit.

Harrison was 68 years old when he won the White House, the oldest president to be elected until Ronald Reagan, and the first to die in office.

Members of the Haitian National Assembly will choose a provisional leader on Sunday, but a new president won't be elected until April 24.

Narrator also tells about various presidents--like James Polki--who Polki--who Polki--who Electoral College found out a novice telephone operator made a mistake.

Principal among these were the Medici, who dominated Florence from 1434, when the first pro-Medici government was elected, until 1492, when Lorenzo de Medici died.

That clause prohibits the President from appointing a current or former member of Congress to a civil office position that was created, or to a civil office position for which the pay and/or benefits (collectively, "emoluments") were increased, during the term for which that member was elected until the term has expired.

Nelson Mandela would not be elected president until the following spring but apartheid was over.

It has legislative and administrative powers and every six months nominates the two captains regent (capitani reggenti), who hold office for that period and may not be elected again until three years have elapsed.

In return, FARC's new political party will be guaranteed 10 seats in the next Congress, to be elected next year, until 2026.