Sentence examples for elected power from inspiring English sources

It is not as though they were short of examples of the relative order maintained by authoritarian secular rulers elsewhere, especially in Egypt, while fresh in their minds must have been the "triumph" of the military in Algeria, who had, at the cost of some 200,000 lives, reversed the outcome of the aborted elections of 1991, which threatened to bring Islamists to democratically elected power.

A spokesman for the CNRDR said it would oversee a transition back to democratically elected power.

Like Mr Farage, she has little by way of an elected power base; the FN has only two deputies in the French parliament, and controls not a single town in France.

By contrast, Mrs. Clinton's supporters say she very much wants to be a good club member, that finally having elected power of her own, she wants to learn how to use it and become an effective lawmaker.

"The NLD's big victory is best seen as the first step of a negotiation that is going to play out in the coming weeks and months between the elected power of the NLD, and entrenched, constitutionally guaranteed military power," said Phil Robertson, deputy director of the Asia division of New York-based Human Rights Watch.

While Liam Byrne in Labour, and Mark Hoban and Paul Goodman in the Conservatives, should find their way through to the front benches after the next election, the game is almost up – in this generation - for senior Catholics in positions of elected power.

Rousso suggested that this narrative was incomplete, not just because the regime was established by elected powers but because xenophobia, anti-Semitism, and institutional recriminations had simmered across the country for years.

Our "eyes and ears" are told by those elected powers they need to ask questions that follow guidelines, stay within boundaries established by the elected powers and always remember how much of an "honor and privilege" it is for journalists to be allowed to ask questions of the president and his staff.

The Justice Party unanimously decided to contest the elections and was elected to power in the province.

Then Mikhail Gorbachev was elected to power in the Soviet Union.

But in 2006, in a surprise twist, the militant organisation Hamas was democratically elected to power.