For example, men and women who achieve high elected office can expect to be called by their exalted titles for life, no matter the circumstances of departure or length of service.
The recently elected Chamber of Deputies was only to be called into session on 20 November, and the Senate was in recess.
In 1892 Martí was elected delegado ("delegate"; he refused to be called president) of the Partido Revolucionario Cubano ("Cuban Revolutionary Party") that he had helped to form.
"Vice President-elect -- as he likes to be called -- Cheney better go back and actually look at the statute," Mr. Podesta said of the presidential-transitions law, which requires that there be a clear election winner before the government frees federal assistance to an incoming administration.
Despite the foregoing, by the morning of November 9th, against this consensus line of thinking, America, or more specifically the Electoral College, had given Mr. Trump the needed votes to be called President-Elect.
We've been a democracy since 1989, but we still don't really give a shit about electing whoever's going to be calling the shots.
We elected politicians are called upon to win back their trust!
The millions of volunteers who helped make Barack Obama president were a loosely liberal group, not one of the left; never won any autonomy once Obama was elected; were called to action by the administration only for the safest of causes; and, unsurprisingly, didn't turn out in significant numbers when called upon.
Elected heads are called presidents in some Lutheran bodies, such as the Lutheran Church Missouri Synodd and the Wisconsin Synod Lutheran Church, while the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America uses the term bishop for its 65 synodical leaders.
The rest will continue to be elected by what are called functional constituencies, in which each seat represents a particular business, industry or profession like banking, insurance or law.
