Sentence examples for elected later from inspiring English sources

Such polarization motivates voters early, but hurts a candidate's chances of being elected later in an election.

Smith then lost to Ron Wyden in the general election before he was elected later in 1996 to fill the vacancy left when Mark Hatfield retired.

"The black was only elected later".

Other members elected later included Garrick, the historian Edward Gibbon, the dramatist Richard Brinsley Sheridan, the economist and moral philosopher Adam Smith, and the Orientalist Sir William Jones.

He was fired as Hempstead's police chief by the city council in 2008 after accusations of racist behaviour, but elected later that year as Waller county's sheriff.

(Eva Bowring was appointed in 1954 to fill the term of the late Senator Dwight Griswold. And Hazel Abel was elected later that year to fill out the final two months of the term).

"I felt sorry for [Rajapaksa] but could not stay anymore with a leader who had plundered the country, government and national wealth," the president elect later said.

Although President Barack Obama has pledged to nominate a successor, Senate Republican leaders have insisted since shortly after Justice Scalia's death that the president elected later this year, not Obama, should make the appointment and have refused to hold hearings on, or courtesy calls with, any Obama nominee.

A return to the A.T.P. Board of Directors is possible with a new European player representative to be elected later this year.

Together, we must help them recover from the disruptions of their democratic upheaval, and support the governments that will be elected later this year.

Real power has gone back to the military; a Parliament of new faces gets to do the talking; a president is due to be elected later this year.