Sentence examples for being elected to represent from inspiring English sources
It was not until 2009 that she finally succeeded at being elected to represent Lower Manhattan on the city council.
Mr. Oxley, 61, was a lawyer and a special agent in the Federal Bureau of Investigation before being elected to represent the Fourth District of Ohio in 1981.
On graduating in 1983, Maria became a lawyer – "Purely so I could get into politics" – and Angela worked for a trade union before being elected to represent Wallasey in 1992.
In 1973, Beshear began his political career by being elected to represent the 76th District (Fayette County) in the Kentucky House of Representatives.
So works councils do have a significant influence on work, widespread social relations, are responsible for development and being elected to represent employee interests creates high commitment to the workplace by the necessary high degree of freedom (granted by WCA) to fulfil their tasks.
He was an unsuccessful candidate for U.S. Representative in 1834, but was elected to represent Henry Clay's "Ashland District" three years later, serving from March 4, 1837 to March 3 , 1841
She entered politics in February 1998 when, after a special election, she was the first woman to be elected to represent the 19th Assembly District in Albany.
When the Soviet Union conducted its first multiparty elections for the Soviet Council of People's Deputies in 1989, Mr. Brazauskas was elected to represent the Lithuanian republic.
