Sentence examples for be elected with a from inspiring English sources
It is thus possible for a president to be elected with a minority of the popular vote, as happened in the presidential election of 2000, which George W. Bush won with 500,000 fewer popular votes than Al Gore.
The pressure is rising because the seven-year term of Italy's 87-year-old president, Giorgio Napolitano, ends in May, and his replacement must be elected with a two-thirds majority of the same divided Parliament.
Liam Burns and Shane Chowen are expected to be in a straight fight for the same votes and, should one win a decisive victory, would expect to be elected with a healthy majority.
Jessie Duarte, an ANC spokeswoman, told South African Radio 702 that the party wanted Motlanthe to be acting president so Zuma could be elected with "a fresh mandate" next year.
In Wales, two of the four elections for PCCs were won by independents, including Winston Roddick who became the first independent to be elected, with a victory in North Wales.
"This president should be elected with an accord between the Democratic Party and the center right because they are the two formations that represent the great majority of the country," Mr. Folli said.
The new voting rules stated that the leader can only be elected with an equally weighted ballot of caucus and party members.
In the election, the president is elected with a majority of the vote.
Justice O'Connor's proposed cure of replacing judicial elections in states where judges are elected with a commission-based appointment system with retention elections is a well-regarded method for fostering judicial impartiality.
Benn was elected with a larger majority.
