Sentence examples for elected only one from inspiring English sources
Since then, the baseball writers, with no minimum requirement, have elected only one candidate on eight occasions, the most recent being Willie Stargell two years ago.
The Conservatives elected only one non-white MP in the 20th century.
But since 1932, voters have elected only one other Republican Governor, Arch A. Moore Jr., who served two terms from 1968 through 1976.
They have long dominated the Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic and Asian Legislative Caucus, which has elected only one Hispanic chairman since it was founded in the 1960s.
On the surface, the gubernatorial campaign in South Carolina presents a picture of a maturing two-party system in a state that has elected only one Republican Governor in this century, James B. Edwards in 1975.
For instance, Chicago has elected only one woman mayor and that was 35 years ago.
The previous rules meant that each branch's members elected only one-half of a nominating committee which, in turn, prepared a slate of candidates for the board.
South Africa's governing African National Congress has "regressed" on the issue of women's rights after electing only one woman in its top six leadership posts, the leader of the party's Women's League said.
The group looked at all of the super PACs who have spent more than $100,000 in this election cycle; out of those 108 groups, 65 had dedicated themselves to electing only one person and had contributed a total of $203 million by mid-October, the report states.
But we also want to retain the best possible professional manager we can get". Currently the mayor, who is a council member elected only by voters of one district, is selected every two years by council colleagues.
6 Under the then-existing House apportionment, the five most populous political subdivisions, with 75.3% of the State's 1960 pop lation elected only 60 delegates, or less than one-half of the members of the House of Delegates, while the other 19 counties, with only 24.7% of the population, were represented by 63 delegates, or 51.3% of the total membership.
