Sentence examples for elected person from inspiring English sources

Howard L. Heath, a vice president of the Chicago Teachers Union, said: "According to our constitution, the last duly elected person is in charge until there is a certified election that changes that.

It's hard when you are in politics to decide how much you can share personally and how much you need to talk from an elected person's perspective.

Secondly, not every single person in the book is an elected person.

The elected person represents the whole geographic unit, irrespective of internal divisions.

I hope that no elected person will threaten any member of our society with that form of punishment".

But it is not known if the directly elected person would have the final say over police budgets and strategy.

Among many towering virtues and some garish blunders he is worth remembering if only for his immortal warning against the never-ending audacity of elected persons.

Walt Whitman complained about "the neverending audacity of elected persons," damning men in politics as members of the establishment, but voter turnout rose from 36.9percentnt in 1824 to 57.6percentnt in 1838 and 80.2percentnt in 1840.

It is because these elected persons are effective advocates for their highly diverse constituencies.

In a national media poll, Chileans elected her "person of the year".

Americans have elected a person of extraordinary character and ability, who also happens to be black.