Sentence examples for elected one of from inspiring English sources
When the framers of the Constitution were trying to decide the method by which a chief executive would be elected one of the reasons for rejecting a direct election method was that there was not a way for voters from one state to get enough information about a candidate from another state.
A year later, he was elected one of Senegal's two deputies to the National Assembly.
She was elected one of its 10 members in 1983, and served as its president from 2002 until 2014.
Yet he now leads the polls and will have, if elected, one of the thinnest resumes in public service of any president in the last century.
"But since I've been elected one of the 10 best dressed men in Britain, they're getting into the spirit," Abse once proclaimed.
Cristina Teuscher of New Rochelle was recently elected one of three co-captains of the United States Women's Olympic Swimming team at its Pasadena, Calif., training headquarters.
Every year the Yale University alumni vote to elect one of their number to a six-year term on the Yale corporation, the university's top governing body.
The majority wants to elect one of its own, but the opposition is pressing for a compromise candidate.
Hamburg is wholly owned by its 60,000 member-supporters, who elect one of the four directors and a whole board of 12 to supervise them.
They are trying to preserve their lives and to protect a parliamentary majority that will enable the Western-backed coalitoon to elect one of its own as president.
