Sentence examples for elected term from inspiring English sources

The election marked Michel's first elected term of office; he had been appointed to the presidency when France-Albert René retired in 2004.

Abbas' elected term of office expired nearly a decade ago, yet he remains in post.

(For instance, Mr. Truman and Mr. Johnson, who had among the largest declines in their approval ratings, were serving their first elected term in their second overall term).

He is stepping down at 53 because of a constitutional clause denying him a third elected term, but he remains leader of the National Democratic Congress.

And when his elected term ended, Coolidge returned quietly to private life, having declared, "I do not choose to run for president in 1928".

The model treats states with appointed incumbents as tantamount to open-seat races, as the historical evidence suggests that they do not enjoy much of the traditional incumbent advantage until they win an elected term for themselves.

Over all, Mr. Perry has won his three elected terms with an average victory margin of 13 percentage points.

The West African country's Constitution was changed in December to remove a clause that would have forced Mr. Eyadéma to retire this year after two elected terms.

Also elected as term members were Vanu G. Bose '87, SM '94, PhD '99 (elected to a three-year term); Viktor F. Vekselberg (elected to a two-year term); and Alan M. Leventhal (elected to a one-year term).

Hockfield named life member; 10 others elected as term members.

These officials usually are elected for terms of three years.