Sentence examples for each elected from inspiring English sources

This means that the seats to be filled in any given election are divided into two groups, each elected by a different method; the main difference between the houses is in the sizes of the two groups and how they are elected.

They were each elected in the 1990s under a reformed system which they enthusiastically supported.

Because of the fiscal crisis, they didn't receive pre-opening grants, and each elected to take another planning year.

The Senate consists of 21 members, each elected to serve four-year terms; the House of Representatives has 41 members, who serve two-year terms.

Each elected official "names advisers, secretaries, administrators and other functionaries, positions that in many cases cover up a payback for favors, a buddy system, political operations or crass nepotism".

It also provided for frequent changes of office to ensure that no group or individual could get control of the state; thus, the nine priors who constituted the Signoria (the governmental body) were each elected for a mere two months.

The local municipalities each elect a mayor and a city council.

Jalozai is divided into 33 sectors, each electing a leader from its ranks.

Twenty of the order's 24 district leaders are members, and they each elect ten monks who cast ballots.

Make sure students understand that Democrats and Republicans in each house of Congress each elect their own floor leaders, at the beginning of each Congress, every two years.

The Justice Department pushed for voting districts that would each elect its own member, giving more power to Latino voters, who predominate in a few neighborhoods.