Sentence examples for elected differently from inspiring English sources

A President may fancy that he has a mandate (and, morally, he may well have one), but the two separately elected, differently constituted, independent legislatures whose acquiescence he needs are under no compulsion to agree.

I used to kid about women and men and how when they get elected, they deal differently with what their capabilities are.

We must start talking, thinking and framing these issues differently and our elected leaders need to build a new set of national security tools.

Perhaps they're counting on changing course and governing differently once elected.

But a majority of the country's elected officials see things differently.

"Josh Mandel repeatedly slammed his opponent for alleged cronyism during the campaign and promised to operate his office differently if elected," Ohio Democratic Party spokesman Andrew Zucker told HuffPost.

Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders said he supports President Barack Obama's choice to replace Justice Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court, but that he'd do things differently if elected president.

First, there's no reason why school board elections should be treated differently than all other elected offices in Colorado.

Mr. Obama got elected on a pledge to do things differently.

Mr. Kerns, who was elected to Congress in November, sees it differently.

But what would Mr Motlanthe do differently from Mr Zuma if elected?