Sentence examples for elected between from inspiring English sources

NONE of the three Ecuadorean presidents elected between 1996 and 2004 finished their four-year terms.

Every President elected between 1976 and 2004 was, by birth or by choice, a Southerner, except Ronald Reagan, who enjoyed a sort of honorary status.

On July 10th Mr Morsi declared that the Brother-dominated parliament elected between November and February should be reinstated, in defiance of a court order, backed by the generals, that had dissolved the body a month earlier.

A group of representatives known as the House Freedom Caucus was elected between the Tea Party wave of 2010, and the Republican friendlier districts from the REDMAP project in 2012 and 2014.

Most districts elect between two and five representatives.

Thus they have stripped themselves of all freedom of contract in order to compel those against whom they have combined to elect between their combined trade and that of consumers.

Since such a result is required by the present disposition, it would have been better to rule that the prosecutor must elect between the counts, as petitioner originally wished.

Each DEA will elect between five and seven councillors, depending on the size of the population within the boundary area.

It was also suggested that the final regulations allow the trustee to elect between the method described in the Proposed Regulations and the existing rules under Code Sec.

The Final Regs reserve §1.1411-3(d)(3) for rules allowing CRTs to elect between the simplified method contained in the New Proposed Regs and the Code Sec.

Using fair voting plans in these southern states (non-winner-take-all voting methods in larger districts that elect between three and five seats), every single voter would almost certainly end up with at least one representative from each major party.