Sentence examples for elected role from inspiring English sources

Nick Alston, chairman of the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners, said the elected role was "invaluable" in holding the police to public account.

In August, Ashford, now 59, was forced to step down as a candidate for the newly formed elected role of police and crime commissioner (PCC) for Avon and Somerset because of a criminal conviction 46 years earlier.

This can create difficulty for whomever holds the elected role of president.

She called on the UK government to look into the legislation surrounding the elected role, which was brought in by the Conservatives last year amid much opposition from Labour politicians.

According to the Independent, he was also barred from taking on his elected role as class secretary-treasurer. .

The Afghans said that rearming their old militias made sense in the event that the American drawdown leads to a Taliban resurgence, but Representative Louie Gohmert, Republican of Texas, who was with Mr. Rohrabacher at the Berlin meeting, said that the congressmen rejected the idea as beyond the scope of their elected roles.

A new constitution introduced under military rule in 2007 had made around half the Senate seats appointed positions, rather than directly elected roles.

Fast forward a few years and the couple are firmly committed to their elected roles.

Hints that he will stand down after the next election may be enough to stave off a move against him before then.Extramarital affairs and indiscreet remarks did not stop the chaotic Mr Johnson winning Britain's most important directly elected office, but his role in Mr Green's arrest is of a higher order of controversy.

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But voters signalled their displeasure with the system when they voted to ditch the elected mayor role in a vote last November.