Sentence examples for be elected without any from inspiring English sources

The respect given to war experience was so profound that Dwight Eisenhower could be elected without any prior political experience.

He may even be elected without a serious opponent.

In June 2011 Wade proposed that the percentage necessary to avoid a runoff in a presidential election be reduced from 50 percent to 25 percent, which would make it easier for a candidate to be elected without a majority of the vote.

(Whoever wins the most votes will be elected without a runoff, even if, in the crowded field, the candidate in the lead has only a relatively small percentage of the total).

Those calls should also be routed to local state legislators so they can hear about what happens when Supreme Court judges like this one are elected without any real oversight or screening.

When King John discovered that Reginald had been elected without any royal input he forced the monks to elect de Gray as archbishop.

Instead of trying to moderate their positions to appeal to more voters, the GOP is now trying to win elections through sheer force, rigging the system so that they can be elected without actually earning a majority of the vote.

No candidate could be elected without at least some support from each group.

Clement Attlee could be elected without having the obvious leadership look we'd identify today.

There, a simple fact confronted those who would be president: Bill Clinton is the only aspirant since 1952 to be elected without winning the nation's first true primary.

"Here is how it will go: Putin will decide the successor and he will be elected without much struggle," Vladimir Ryzhkov, a young (and very lonely) liberal in the Duma, said.