Sentence examples for elected status from inspiring English sources

Pointing to the current, elected, status of Sen. David Vitter (R-La).

His arrest gives effect to Mr Sharon's designation of the PA as a "regime of terror", and signals that national or elected status now provides the flimsiest of immunity.Sharon, the eager confereeOn longer-term matters, Israel and America may be less close.

The more refined and exclusive the taste, the more one demonstrates one's elect status.

Gnosticism, from the Greek for knowledge, is where adherents derive their spiritually elect status by virtue of special experiential knowledge.

Lyndon Johnson's commercial, for example, was intended to persuade voters to re-elect the status quo in a time of crisis.

When the Indian subcontinent was partitioned in 1947, the ruling nizam elected to resume independent status rather than join India.

Most Australians at the time elected to maintain the status quo.

Conversely, they showed how politeness negatively correlated with social status: once elected, the Wikipedia editors became less polite; similarly, high reputation users of Stack Exchange tended to exhibit a less polite linguistic behaviour.

Sir Peter Soulsby, Leicester's elected mayor, said: "Unitary status works well for us, but obviously it's something the county council and the people of Leicestershire need to consider for themselves".

The legislation "is going to be won in communities all over this country, when people begin to stand up and tell their elected officials, 'Sorry, the status quo is not working and we want all Americans to have health care in a cost-effective way,'" he said.

HIV-positive individuals who elected to know their status were referred for screening for eligibility for ART.