Sentence examples for been elected with a from inspiring English sources

"I have been elected with a clear mandate to clean up London's air - our biggest environmental challenge," Khan said at a school in east London.

The race featured a crazy quilt of 135 candidates, any of whom, under the unusual rules of the recall, could have been elected with a simple plurality.

Actually, Mr. Bush has traveled more than most new presidents and has chosen to govern boldly, as if he had been elected with a mandate for ideological change.

An even more potent voice joined the chorus of critics in 1966: that of Mayor John V. Lindsay, who had just been elected with a promise to stand up for the little guy against the city's back-room "power brokers".

Cameron said: "I think he has the credibility of having just been elected with a full term ahead of him, with Pakistan's long term interests in mind, and I think that gives him a certain power and influence".

Campbell, like Blair, was constantly preoccupied with the knowledge that Labour had been elected with a proper majority just twice before in its history – in 1945 and 1966 – and on both occasions had gone down to defeat at the following election through the absence of a sustaining strategy and an ability to manage the media.

I wonder now if, after two successive elections of the more hardline presidential candidate (the current president having been elected with an absolute majority of votes), the North may have given up on South Korean public opinion altogether.

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.

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.

Benn was elected with a larger majority.