Sentence examples for down elected from inspiring English sources

The intelligence agency, which has helped bring down elected governments and rig elections in the past, has been accused of secretly supporting the month-long opposition street protests demanding the resignation of Nawaz Sharif, the prime minister elected last year.

The most extreme critique of the EU, though, is that it has brought down elected governments.

The public struck down elected mayors in almost all big cities, and showed their contempt for new elected police commissioners by failing to turn out to vote.

Trying to wear down elected politicians by presenting a materially unchanged bill over and over again while the clock runs down was a reckless a course of action.

This is Pakistan, the home of 50 FOX cable 24/7 stations whose blood sport is trying to bring down elected governments.

The 2009 case was the largest single-day corruption arrest in New Jersey history, bringing down elected and appointed officials in a pay-to-play scandal connected to an organ-selling deal.

Others argued the future of governance in Leeds should be about a bottom-up approach, rather than a top-down elected mayor.

David Cameron and Nick Clegg are going to make one final attempt to get Lords reform through the Commons, almost certainly involving a slimmed-down elected element.

There were some ups (back-to-back 19-win seasons in 2006-07 and 2007-08) andownsns (electing to double-team Stephen Curry of Davidson the entire game during an embarrassing 30-point loss) But on Selection Sunday this year the Greyhounds earned the No. 15 seed in the East Region and the right to play the second-seeded Ohio State University on Thursday night.

Down the elected mayors' route lies efficiency.

Furthermore, plans to empower Fatah to bring down the elected government of Hamas had proved futile.