Sentence examples for elected during from inspiring English sources

Former NHL tough guy (and now deputy leader of Canada's federal Green Party. Yes, seriously. And no, he was not elected during the election in May)., Georges Laraque, has said in a new book that he knows of fellow players who were using steroids.

Sunny Mindel, a spokeswoman, said yesterday that Mr. Giuliani was going to Iowa only because "he's committed to seeing Republicans elected during the midterm elections".

The current 500 members of the National Assembly were elected during the 2011 parliamentary election, and they have a five-year term.

Benazir Bhutto First To Head A Muslim State Proof that a Harvard education pays off, Benazir Bhutto became the 11th prime minister of Pakistan, elected during the 1988 free elections.

But Jeremiah had been elected during the vacancy before Theobald's election, and the monks had not secured papal permission for the election of a new prior, so eventually Theobald decided to remove Jeremiah and install his own choice as prior.

Suppose a new president gets elected during this process.

Meanwhile, stark economic reality has begun to shake the support of the Conservative mayor of London, Boris Johnson — who is campaigning to be re-elected during a vote this week — for a bold, £50 billion, or $81 billion, project to replace Heathrow with a new airport hub.

Stark economic reality has begun to shake the support of the Conservative mayor of London, Boris Johnson — who is campaigning to be re-elected during a vote to be held Thursday — for a bold, £50 billion, or $81 billion, project to replace Heathrow with a new airport hub.

Her public profile has been raised by her sometimes vitriolic critique of numerous government policy initiatives and she could play a key role in a united opposition.First-round victory likelyStill, the Economist Intelligence Unit expects Mr Morales to maintain sufficient support to be re-elected during the first round of voting, keeping him in office until 2014.

"I campaigned for it," said Mr. Householder, a 40-year-old insurance salesman who is supposed to share the gavel next year and hold it outright thereafter for the final three years of his legislative career, assuming he is re-elected during that time.

Each served for one Parliament or a maximum of seven years, but could be re-elected during future Parliaments.