Sentence examples for due to be elected from inspiring English sources

His successor is due to be elected in the second round of presidential elections on 20 June.

are due to be elected sometime this year.

New metropolitan mayors are due to be elected in Manchester, Liverpool and the West Midlands next spring.

That would mean the suspensions of all three men would end five days before the February congress at which Blatter's successor is due to be elected.

The MDC will be overseen by a new mayor, due to be elected next year as part of Westminster's experiment with regional devolution.

Next May, counterpart "metro mayors" are due to be elected to lead Greater Manchester and the Liverpool and West Midlands city regions.

Indeed, the upper house fancied itself more dignified, more expert and more independent than the lower one, which due to the inconvenience of having to be elected contains a surfeit of boring political hacks toeing the party line.

Unable to be elected in another district due to a one-year residency requirement, Cordray opted not to run for re-election.

He was due to be re-elected in an uncontested election on July 27th.

The latest coalition is due to be formally agreed and elected to power at the annual council meeting on 28 May.

Mr Kenyatta, who was elected in March, is due to be tried in July.