Sentence examples for elected directly from from inspiring English sources

There's a reason that four of the five last presidents were former governors, and that only two presidents in the last century were elected directly from the Senate.

Remember, too, that Obama and Joe Biden were the first president and vice president to be elected directly from the Senate since 1960, and most of the senior aides they brought with them came from Capitol Hill.

Consultative Council members are elected directly from all provinces of the sultanate.

Most of the Catlins falls in the Clutha District, based in Balclutha, and one of the council's fourteen representatives is elected directly from a Catlins Ward which is roughly coterminous with this area.

California has sent two Presidents to the White House--Richard Nixon in 1968 and 1972 and Ronald Reagan in 1980 and 1984--but 1984--but 1984--but directly from the governeither.

The 1996 election was the first under a new system in which the Prime Minister was elected directly and separately from Parliament.

As provided for by the constitution of 1978, the government is headed by an executive president elected directly by popular vote from a national electorate.

Under the Cleisthenic constitution (508 c. 487), archons were elected directly by the Ecclesia; later they were chosen by lot from 500 previously elected candidates.

Five years from now, he predicted, top people in the parliament would be elected directly on "Europe-wide" lists.

The mayor is elected directly through a two-round system.

Five seats would be elected directly by the public.