Sentence examples for elected away from inspiring English sources

Only one of the body's five commissioners is elected away from outside influence, argues Lyman.

"Let me tell you," Ms. Faison said, "I will reach out to anyone who is willing to help the city of Camden, but I will not let anyone take my rights as an elected official away from me".

They say that the choice of Mr. Kan, a deputy prime minister with limited experience in running the nation's economy, shows the desire of the new prime minister, Yukio Hatoyama, to step up efforts to achieve his government's main goal: changing the way Japan is governed by shifting power to elected politicians, away from career bureaucrats.

That is, he wants to take the power to elect senators away from the people and give it to back to state legislators.* He thinks Texas has a right to secede from the Union and maybe ought to do just that if Washington keeps oppressing patriotic Americans with things like health care.

"Now if you are not elected speaker right away, you're finished," said Mr. Vallone, who has never been a fan of term limits and who had to leave office himself in 2001 because of those limits.

And not so long ago, one of the co-leaders was Anthony Weiner, whose chances of being elected are melting away faster than an ice cube on the Coney Island boardwalk.

The Englishmen elected to nag away at leg stump when O'Neill made his Test debut at Brisbane, but he enlivened the last two hours of a funereal game with an unbeaten 71 out of 89 added while he was at the wicket.

So it is of some consequence that last week, as new elections were announced and the chances of a year-end Palestinian-Israeli agreement seemed slim to nonexistent, Mr. Beilin revealed that he was leaving Parliament 20 years after he was first elected, and stepping away from political life 31 years after Shimon Peres named him the Labor Party's spokesman.

As Prince Gian Gastone disliked his father's hyper-pious character, he elected to stay away from him and the royal court.

Is it asking too much that our highest elected officials shift away from prioritizing the banking community and name as their first priority the people who elected them?

But we don't want to feel that someone has been elected by throwing away some of us to appeal more deeply to others".