Sentence examples for elected across from inspiring English sources

For local elections, 42 councillors are elected across 16 wards and elections take place every four years.

With little of the fervour that surrounds a general election, next week more than 2,600 people will be elected across the UK to democratically accountable positions.

THE Sistine Chapel in Rome is one of the holiest sites in Christendom, the place where innumerable popes have been elected across the ages.

That party powerbase has now mushroomed: when a record 11 Front National mayors were elected across France last year, five were in towns in this southern region.

In fact, it's from the Greater London Authority Croydon and Sutton constituency member election where the voting breakdown is published per ward but the assembly member is elected across two whole boroughs.

A total of 462 councillors were elected across the 11 Northern Ireland councils, using the Single Transferable Vote (STV) system.

Fourteen paying members of the Democratic Socialists of America, which has experienced explosive growth since the election, now serve in elected office across the country, the organization says.

Elected officials across the state, and across every level of local government, actively support municipal deposit reform as a pragmatic, potentially cost-saving measure that won't cost the state a dime.

A number of Democratic elected officials across the country have also sent their regrets.

ALBANY -- Gov. David A. Paterson said Thursday night that as he weighed his political future, he was seeking counsel from elected officials across the state.

But the mayor is held in higher esteem than many elected officials across the country, who have watched their approval ratings nose-dive.