Sentence examples for called elected from inspiring English sources

On NY1, the cable news station, he called elected officials like Mr. Robles "irresponsible" and "very ignorant of the situation" in Harlem.

Dr. Marcos was the target of particular grilling because of an interview he gave last week on NY1, the cable news station, in which he called elected officials "irresponsible" and "very ignorant" about the situation at Harlem Hospital.

Members of A New Way Forward took to their phones and called elected officials in the 202 area code en masse.

This type of representation is called elected representation [ 18, 19].

Dahlberg asked Ohio residents to call elected officials and plead for a response to the raid.

Meanwhile, Mr. McClymont and Mr. Uhlfelder, both cheerful men who can be dogged in pursuing their causes, have been busy -- the former calling elected officials, the latter gathering more than 300 signatures on a petition to keep the stand.

They did not expect Kelia Cummins to raise such a ruckus by calling elected officials, lawyers, judges and advocacy groups that top city education officials would be forced to publicly clarify the college application rules.

"We're going to continue to call elected officials out.

So Chavez constantly reminds his members via email and social media to call elected officials and try to hold back Trump and his fellow Republicans.

All I ask is that readers call elected officials and ask them to vote to remove the time-limit so the ERA can be ratified!

Yes, I know clicktivism mobilizes masses of people to click on buttons adding their names to petitions, and some may even be mobilized to call elected government officials.