Sentence examples for elected specifically from inspiring English sources

To that extent 1832 was more impressive, when two parliaments in succession were elected specifically to reform themselves.

They neglect to remember that she was elected specifically do so if and when a leader stepped down.

In a few places, such as Philadelphia, Chicago and Houston, the new DAs were elected specifically after campaigning on policing issues, or in response to a past incumbent's inattention to police abuse.

In the wake of the violent dispute over the election of Antipope Constantine II, Pope Stephen III held the synod of 769 which decreed that only a cardinal priest or cardinal deacon could be elected specifically excluding those that are already bishops.

For example, the expected £2bn figure is based on all of England's 152 councils levying it, but many councils are highly reluctant to raise council tax at all and quite a few were elected after specifically promising no rises.

The storage service runs across elected (or specifically dedicated) VMs and provides a mechanism for the in memory storage and processing of large volumes of time-series data.

If elected, what specifically would you do to close the gap?

"We broadcast that the authorities in Kiev are legitimate and that the Crimean authorities were not elected legitimately". Specifically, Black Sea TV questioned the credentials of the new pro-Russian Crimean leader, Sergei Aksyonov, installed last Thursday in a closed session of the regional parliament, on a chaotic day that was only later revealed to be the start of Russian military intervention.

The Times asked the president-elect specifically about the alt-right conference that took place in DC this past weekend, where white nationalists and Tila Tequila gathered.

But I do think he's a person who was specifically elected not to play hyper-partisan politics.

Independence of large tech company boards can and should be reinforced by introducing directors specifically elected by minority shareholders.