Sentence examples for elected into a from inspiring English sources

McGowan also faces difficulties if she is elected into a hung parliament.

In 2013 he got elected into a local parliament in Yaroslavl, not far from Nizhny Novgorod, where he handed out leaflets on the streets.

We were elected into a parliament that respects the d'Hondt system [of proportional representation] and it is the d'Hondt system that allocated certain responsibilities within this parliament.

When I was first elected into a national role as managing partner eight years ago, it was a very hard thing for me to receive critical input about  some things.

Among olive baboons, for example, a young male adult who has left his natal home and seeks to be elected into a new baboon group begins by making friendly overtures toward a resident female who is not in estrous at the moment and hence not being contested by other males of the troop.

Boris shares with Bill Clinton – a greatly different politician in most, though not quite all, respects – an ability to fold statistics (54,000 houses built, 10,000 new trees, even the Jubilee line running "3mph faster than when I was elected" ) into a rhetorical whole, the implicit argument of which was that if his party can emulate his success in London, nothing can stop them in 2015.

If our ideals are about inclusivity, they shouldn't change because they didn't get elected into an office.

Dr. Bera's medical background has also put the issue of health care in play, with Mr. Lungren promising to short-circuit the new federal health care overhaul if re-elected into a new Republican majority.

Last week, many Ontarians were surprised to see Kathleen Wynne, the Liberal incumbent premier, get re-elected into a majority government after her party had so many costly skeletons in their closet they have yet to answer to.

Amid scenes of jubilation, Greek socialists were on course tonight to be elected into office with a resounding victory after more than five years of conservative rule.

A survey conducted by the National Academy of Sciences found that nearly 20percentt of scientists elected into the Academy over a two-year span came from a liberal arts college or university even though only 3percentt of college graduates attended such a school, as Nobel laureate and chemist Thomas R. Cech, has highlighted (PDF).