Sentence examples for defeated officials from inspiring English sources

But in Bedford, Elmsford, Harrison, Tuckahoe and Valhalla, where the budgets were defeated, officials must decide what to do next.

As one defeated official told Dr. Shaffir: "It's a sudden stop.

The proposition was ahead after the ballots were counted on election night but was defeated after officials finished counting provisional and absentee ballots on Nov. 11.

After he lost his parliamentary seat in a crushing defeat, officials with the national anticorruption body stepped in, summoning Mr. Ashraf last week to answer accusations that he had taken kickbacks worth tens of millions of dollars from foreign companies on power projects.

However, the mistakes have always been very few and the pictures taken by activists have defeated the official media blackout.

The state assembly defeated the official ode to John Wayne Thursday after several legislators described statements he made about racial minorities and his support for the anti-communist House Un-American andivities Committee and John Birch Society.

If the constitution is defeated, however, several officials said they feared that Iraq would descend into anarchy.

But Mr. Dady and others claim the trusteeship is simply a power play mounted by disgruntled former officials defeated in recent elections.

The chairman of the appropriations committee, Representative C. W. Bill Young of Florida, predicted that all the loan amendments would be defeated, but Republican officials said similar plans had a strong chance in the Senate.

Later, he used it as an illustration of the possibility of defeating the official bureaucracy, but not competitive jealousy - his best shots, using his 35ml 'candid camera', were sabotaged by rivals wielding older, heavier equipment and still heavier boots or sharper elbows.

Tom Malinowski, a long-time human rights activist and former State Department official, defeated Rep. Leonard Lance (R-N.J).