Sentence examples for elected support from inspiring English sources

If three of the four independents who look likely to be elected support a right-leaning coalition of Liberal and National Parties, the mining tax will be dumped.

"Vote for," "elect," "support," "cast your ballot," "vote against," "defeat," "reject," and phrases along the lines of "Smith for Congress".

Such express terms, the court suggested, include "vote for," "elect," "support," "cast your ballot for," "Smith for Congress," "vote against," "defeat," and "reject".

We will continue to work to grow our vote for years to come so that the legislators we elect support the issues that matter most, starting with protecting the right to vote.

But Buckley had notoriously limited the definition of express advocacy to what became known as the magic words: "vote for," "elect," "support," "cast your ballot for," "Smith for Congress," "vote against," "defeat," and "reject".

So it's simple: Either our elected officials support this tax or they support Wall Street.

In the election of 1918, most of the candidates elected to support the coalition were Conservatives.

In December 1992 a new government dominated by the MRF was elected with support from the BSP.

When the faction we had elected to support lost control of events we pulled out.

He also pointed to the fact that several black elected officials support her.

Suffolk's elected officials support the proposal as fiscally prudent, though some who backed it have now had second thoughts.