Sentence examples for effect on elected from inspiring English sources

"It needs to be tightened up, because the threat of recall has a chilling effect on elected officials doing what they need to do," said Mike Boyle, who was elected to two terms as mayor before being recalled in 1987 over concerns about interfering with the police department, and is now a county commissioner.

General Clark warned that the recall would have a chilling effect on elected leaders across the country.

Even if the markets could be persuaded that the cancellation or conversion of part of the debt was not the prelude to monetary armageddon, what will the effect be on elected politicians?

"What happened in New York City had a profound effect on the elected officials," said Michael Mulgrew, the president of the United Federation of Teachers.

They also had a tsunami effect on Democratic elected officials.

Asian-American leaders say they are already seeing the effect of their coalition-building on elected officials.

In effect, François Hollande, elected on a pledge to turn Europe away from austerity, is being told by Europe that he needs more austerity and fast.Many recommendations for structural reform and liberalisation will scarcely be more palatable to Mr Hollande.

Later on, newly elected cluster head will elect new back node using weighted clustering algorithm.

* Resignation will take effect after president elected.

She wondered about how her body would look without breasts and after reconstruction, the possibility of scar tissue build-up, the effect on her body if she elected to have larger breasts constructed, and the longevity of implants or reconstruction over time.

Rather than simply using recorded music, which often has a dampening effect on live dance performances, Ms. Tharp has elected to blend Sinatra's vocals with live musicians.