Sentence examples for elected set from inspiring English sources

The United States, in contrast, has checks and balances and powers shared by presidents, representatives and senators, all of whom are independently elected (set aside the unusually powerful courts for this discussion).

This elected set of leaves is then removed from both topologies, and d̂SPR is increased by one.

Critics, including the outspoken MP Ali Motahari, have warned that the disqualification of a candidate who had been initially qualified and then elected sets a dangerous precedent.

The report shall be accompanied by a verified statement of the person elected setting forth that person's connections with the debtor, creditors, any other party in interest, their respective attorneys and accountants, the United States trustee, or any person employed in the office of the United States trustee.

One of his advisers, Douglas Sosnik, who was his political director in the White House, said that "among the reasons that the president would have to get involved with the race is that having a recall of a governor who has been re-elected sets a terrible precedent for this democracy".

Denis O'Connor, the inspector of constabulary, highlighted the problem earlier this year.The government's plan to allow police priorities to be set by locally elected officials, set out in a policing white paper on July 26th, is designed to solve this.

Also, the Public Library of Science is setting up two new open access journals, and have elected to set APCs of US$1500 for each accepted article [ 19].

Mr. Bush vowed, if elected, to set a goal of a "drug-free society".

Any Republican would, if elected president, set out to undermine precisely those government programs that work best.

After Nixon was elected, he set up a commission, under former Secretary of Defense Thomas Gates, Jr., to study the issue.

In this view, democratic legitimacy is maintained whenever elected assemblies set up independent organizations in accord with rules that are monitored by independent bodies such as courts.