Sentence examples for elected immediately from inspiring English sources

The vice chief and secretary are elected immediately following the election of the section chief at the section's annual business meeting.

He was elected immediately upon his eligibility, five years after his last season, 1996.

But, if Obama had ever intended to take "us" to outer space, and had, once elected, immediately invented and manufactured the means to take everyone there after appropriating the necessary funds, this would have been the human race's third year of cosmic travel.

When Donald Trump finally acknowledged publicly that Russians had hacked Democratic emails and interfered in the 2016 presidential election, the then-president-elect immediately regretted it.

"We notified elected officials immediately after we inspected the facility and saw it was viable," he said.

Then let's say Hillary Clinton is elected and immediately sends up a new nominee (or maybe the same one).

The fallen world is very much in evidence in "Habemus Papam" ("We Have a Pope"), from the Italian director Nanni Moretti, which initially sounds like an unpromising variation on "Analyze This" (or "The Sopranos"): after being elected and immediately suffering an anxiety fit, a new pope (the 85-year-old Michel Piccoli) meets with a psychoanalyst (Mr. Moretti).

When elected, he immediately proposed a city ordinance that would make racial discrimination by employers subject to a fine.

After President Trump was elected, automakers immediately began lobbying him to rewrite the rules — and to pressure California to dial back its efforts.

The leaders of both Catholic-backed parties, Sinn Fein's Gerry Adams and the SDLP's Mark Durkan, appealed to Murphy to convene the newly elected assembly immediately.

Take Morsi as an obvious example, a man legitimately elected, who immediately tried to impose the Muslim Brotherhood on the rest of Egypt.