Sentence examples for being elected officials from inspiring English sources

There's been a lot of talk these past couple of weeks about the superdelegates, the elected officials and party leaders who get to be delegates to the Democratic National Convention simply by virtue of being elected officials and Party leaders.

This segment examines the broad discretion of prosecutors in deciding such things as whether to bring criminal charges, what crimes to charge, what penalties to seek, whether to resolve cases with plea bargains or trials, and how much information to share with the defense as well as the consequences of most state prosecutors being elected officials.

By Hendrik Hertzberg August 12, 2008 There's been a lot of talk these past couple of weeks about the superdelegates, the elected officials and party leaders who get to be delegates to the Democratic National Convention simply by virtue of being elected officials and Party leaders.

In Michigan, there are no laws barring felons from being elected officials -- the exception being those convicted of fraud or public corruption charges related to service as a government official.

These include efforts to make it easier to vote and to stop gerrymandering, rules to increase transparency in campaign financing, greater regulation of the media to make sure people know what is "news" and what is not, education campaigns to make citizens better citizens, and training courses to make elected officials better at being elected officials.

"The legislators are elected officials.

These men are elected officials.

They're elected officials, and they're doing their jobs".

"There are elected officials charged with dealing with these things".

Public leaders today – that is, elected officials – tend to be too dependent on public opinion polls.

All those recorded were elected officials except for Mr. Lowe, and another senate aide.