Sentence examples for conduct of elected from inspiring English sources

The public corruption units often look at the conduct of elected officials.

Elected Pope Pius II's successor on Aug. 30, 1464, he immediately declared that "capitulations," or binding agreements that determined the subsequent conduct of elected prelates, could affect a new pope only as counsels, not as obligations, investing the papacy with an autocratic tone that was to persist throughout his pontificate.

"There was indifference when the violence was occurring and we are once again witnessing indifference," said Rolando Ames, a commission member, at a sparsely-attended event held to mark the report's anniversary.Unlike similar exercises elsewhere in Latin America, in Peru the commission scrutinised the conduct of elected governments.

The party describes itself as neutral and says its members are expected to operate according to the "Bell Principles", a code of conduct for elected representatives formulated by ex-independent MP and former BBC correspondent Martin Bell.

It urges the NLRB to overturn the election results and allow VW's workers to revote: the "shameful conduct" of the elected officials, it says, effectively deprived workers of their freedom of choice.

But if I don't like Petraeus's conduct, there are plenty of elected representatives I can beef to.

As a movement made up primarily of new activists, many occupiers are quite surprised by the conduct of police, the endorsement of that conduct by elected officials, and the lack of meaningful disciplinary procedures for police.

So is the quality of elected leadership.

Political management consisted of elected policymakers, who are elected for four-year terms.

It was shown the importance of electing an appropriate conducting gas, and adequate values of the global pressure and temperature ratios.

"The old, discredited and flawed system of expenses has shaken the public's confidence in the conduct of those it elects to serve them.