Sentence examples for be filled through a from inspiring English sources

His seat will be filled through a special election on Feb. 26.

In higher grades, seats would be filled through a combination of factors, including a student's class work, test scores and teacher observations.

That gap is supposed to be filled, through a combination of taxes and spending cuts, by the time that a new state budget, now 13 days late, is approved.

Under Board of Education rules, the positions must be filled through a process that requires collaboration between committees of parents and others, who nominate candidates, and the superintendent, who makes the choice.

MICHAEL SIMANOWITZ, a longtime aide to Mrs. Mayersohn, wasted no time in publicly saying that he was planning to run for her seat, which would be filled through a special election on a date to be determined by the governor's office.

We want to provide job opportunities for as many of our people as we can". UC staff will have priority for all UCPath Center jobs, other than a handful of top-level management positions that will be filled through a national search.

It came about because Viscount Montgomery, the 87-year-old son of the victor of Alamein, retired from the House of Lords, creating a vacancy which, by law, had to be filled through an election in which only the holders of hereditary titles could stand or vote.

All SAYPH positions are filled through a school-wide election process that takes place annually.

His hire was part of an overall commitment of 10 costly new positions to populate the school's faculty, most of which have been filled through a "targeted" process normally reserved for exceptionally accomplished scholars or to address demographic under-representation on campus.

Flowers – who is a Methodist minister and was questioned by MPs about his banking credentials – said he resigned as chairman in June 2013 to take responsibility for the £1.5bn capital shortfall that is now being filled through a deal that involves the Co-op Group of supermarkets, undertakers and pharmacies handing a 70% share in the bank to a group of bondholders, led by US hedge funds.

The fluid is filled through a small hole in the body of the cell.