Sentence examples for before elected from inspiring English sources

Yet many of these countries along with most democracies have explicit provisions of immunity written into their constitutions: certain hurdles have to be cleared before elected politicians can be removed from office and charged with crimes.

The 343-year-old scientific academy, which has never before elected more than four women per year, came under fire from a parliamentary committee in 2002 for having a low proportion of women and ethnic minorities.

She burst into tears while speaking before elected officials debating the cuts.

That needs to happen before elected officials will take the opponents seriously.

But the information was not highlighted in public hearings or testimony before elected officials and thus caught many people by surprise when a Times reporter asked about the finding this week.

California had never before elected a black or Latino politician to the United States Senate, and Harris will become only the second black woman in the nation's history to serve in Congress' upper chamber.

Notably, Nilekani confirmed that Fundamentum has looked over some 50 deals before electing to back TravelTriangle.

8 19–21 27–29 In 2011, we conducted a cross-sectional survey of Spanish medical students in their final year before electing a specialty training programme.

Although a demonstration of clinical utility is not necessary for FDA clearance or approval, more and more decision makers demand evidence of clinical utility before electing to reimburse the cost of a test or intervention [ 16, 69, 80].

He threw four first-half alley-oops, perhaps one for every general manager who considered signing him this season before electing to pass.

He led the struggle against white-minority rule before being elected the first black president in democratic elections in 1994.