Sentence examples for elected unanimously from inspiring English sources

The following year, Eve was elected unanimously to a committee to study state election law when he complained that no blacks were on the committee even though he said his complaint should have not been taken as an effort to lobby for a position.

In 1645 he was named master of Clare Hall, Cambridge, where he was elected unanimously as regius professor of Hebrew.

But if historians of the sport were eligible for Cooperstown, Mr. Ritter would be elected unanimously the first time out.

Once Pierpont was elected unanimously by the Wheeling convention that rejected Virginia's secession in May 1861, he and his colleagues set their sights on statehood.

In seven terms in Congress, he represented the 12th and then 15th Districts from Brooklyn and was elected unanimously to the Ways and Means Committee.

A former aide to Clinton once said to me that if Bill Clinton had been able to personally shake the hand of every American, he would have been elected unanimously.

Elba Esther Gordillo, the teachers' union leader since 1989 (and recently re-elected unanimously until 2018), remains the principal obstacle to much-needed modernization of education.

Sunil Gulati, one of the architects of Major League Soccer, was re-elected unanimously to another term as president of the United States Soccer Federation at the group's annual general meeting in New Orleans.

Just minutes before the leadership contest, Rudd declared he would not stand, and Gillard was re-elected unanimously and unopposed, prompting questions about what the damaging party spat had been all about.

Lawwell, who was re-elected unanimously to the board, said the new SPFL set-up offered much-needed stability.

Tyler was re-elected unanimously to a second one-year term in December 1826.