Sentence examples for elected a question from inspiring English sources

Just as they are now asking if Obama is acting too cocky or is "overstepping" when he hasn't yet been elected (a question they never asked when John McCain met with the same leaders and traveled a similar path), they attributed to Hillary Clinton the sentiment that there should be a "coronation" last fall when she broke the 50percentt mark with Democratic voters in the Gallup polls.

Question: Our association recently elected a new board of directors and audited the association's financials.

He has doubts about kneeling in front of the Queen – but why should we accept without question that an elected MP, who is then elected a leader (doubly elected) must kneel in front of a non-elected monarch?

SCIENCE TIMES, PAGE F1 Islam an Issue for Cardinals When cardinals meet to elect a new pope, one question that may divide them is whether to regard Islam as a rival and a threat or as a partner for dialogue.

Each time a reporter or an elected official questions the Obama administration about its theory that the president may order the killing of an American citizen that he considers an actual or even potential terrorist threat, the same thing happens.

At a talk with transit advocates in downtown Manhattan a month or two ago, an attendee asked a local elected official the question that often finds itself on the minds of New Yorkers: what can actually be done to fix the city's subways?

Rather than using a household survey, however, researchers elected to question local key informants in each community, with counterintuitive results: 43% of communities reported no direct-violence victims, while 66% had no landmine or unexploded ordnance deaths.

Others have already expressed discontent about having a prime minister whom no one elected, and question the new government's legitimacy.

The idea that they're "unheard" is also questionable, considering the population in question did manage to elect a president.

But enough about "Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire?" On to the campaign, a campaign that raises the question: Who wants to elect a millionaire, multi or just plain?

"To have black elected officials question his legitimacy, to have him penalized for his own success, that's the tragedy of this election".