Sentence examples for customarily elected from inspiring English sources

He had served as vice president for the last three years, and the prelate holding that job is customarily elected to the top post.

The responsibility for policy decisions lies with the political members of the executive (those members who have been elected or appointed to give political direction to government and, customarily, career civil servants).

Because tax changes are customarily announced in advance and take effect from the start of the tax year in April, a Scottish administration elected in the spring might have to wait a full year before it could implement a manifesto pledge to use its tax power.The obvious solution would be to move to the autumn the date of the first elections, due in 1999.

4-Chlorophenol was elected as model molecule.

"Number one: getting elected or re-elected.

Elected officials are excluded.

Elected head of state.

Politicians are elected.

Elected Blaby MP, 1974.

Half might be elected.

Neither were elected.