Sentence examples for elected called from inspiring English sources

Boards of three persons, usually elected, called triumviri agris dandis assignandis (sometimes also judicandis) and triumviri coloniae deducendae were frequently placed, respectively, in charge of assignments of land and in charge of the founding of colonies during the last three centuries of the republic (3rd 1st century bc).

She made her first personal-privilege speech months after she was elected, calling an incident in which a male lawmaker jokingly referred to her as his "beautiful mistress" a "sexist and racist insult".

Mr. Lobo had been vague as a candidate about what he would do first if elected, calling for a grand national dialogue before he would take office on Jan . 27

The Australian Medical Association has seized on official Medicare figures that show a slight quarterly drop in bulk billing since the Coalition was re-elected, calling it "more than just a blip".

The president-elect called for including in the plan only proposals that would quickly stimulate the economy.

The president-elect called for a ban on all Muslims coming into the country, increased surveillance at mosques, and entertained the idea of creating a Muslim identification database.

Joe Biden, the vice-president-elect, called this "a mistake .The convening of the 111th Congress found Democrats in a tizzy over whether to seat Roland Burris as a senator from Illinois.

Warning that the shortfall for New Jersey's financially troubled E-ZPass system may top $300 million, James E. McGreevey, the governor-elect, called today for the resignation of the New Jersey Turnpike Authority's executive director.

Earlier in the week, Newt Gingrich, a longtime advocate for the president-elect, called journalists lying "propagandists" and said Trump supporters were entering "a world in which we get to tell the truth".

The president-elect called out Rexnord on Twitter for its plans to renounce Indiana for Mexico.

At his press conference, the president-elect called them "fake news" that shouldn't have been written or released.