Sentence examples for elected around from inspiring English sources

In truth, Republicans elected around the country in the 1980s starved programs to end poverty.

"We've been doing work after Trump was elected around ICE raids," a fear she said looms over many who live near Ullah and could be complicating cooperation with the NYPD.

Archival sources showed that health board officers in Corfu and Zante were initially elected around 1545.

The Class B shares, held largely in a family trust, still gave the Sulzbergers the power to elect around 70 percent of the board.

On May 3rd voters in many areas of England and Scotland went to the polls to elect around half of their local councillors; those in Scotland also voted for their Parliament and those in Wales for their Assembly.At the fag-end of Tony Blair's premiership, the only consolation for his party was that the result was not worse.

He will take the number of peers – none of them elected – to around 900.

That means that Mr Obama's lead will fall from 161 elected delegates to around 150.

The Obama administration could have done much more if more of the people who elected him stuck around to push back against the corporations, well-organized conservatives and big-money interests.

With less than 10% of the projected vote, he certainly would not have been elected this time around, but many Brazilians and political observers had earmarked the 49-year-old former governor of the northern state of Pernambuco as a genuine contender for 2018.

To be sure, no one could be elected president running around talking about America in such a negative way.

Elected leaders around the state encouraged public employees to protest against the bill.