Sentence examples for elected up from inspiring English sources

They'll add to their numbers in statewide offices and state legislatures and see more Latino, Asian-American, African-American and women Republicans elected up and down the ballot.

"What we need to do is to make sure that this district has the highest turnout possible in the state to assure that we can start winning statewide races to be able to defeat these bad initiatives and get good people elected up and down the ticket," he said.

The committee said that the fact that the coalition failed to pass plans to elect up to 80% of peers should not stop small scale reforms.

His team are considering a series of proposals, including allowing members to elect up to a third of shadow cabinet posts.

Thirty-five percent of voters now say their own Representative in Congress does not deserve to be re-elected, up from 26percentt in 2006 and 32percentt in 2010.

Six of the members are ex-officio; the Board of Trustees maintains the right to elect up to thirty more.

That is why it is so important that we play the both/and game: working to elect the Congress we need and fighting to elect up and down the ballot this November.

"It's ironic that the very board I helped get elected wound up firing me," he said last week.

Ministers and other cabinet members are allowed to take the salary of the elected office, up to a monetary limit.

He joined the Senate in 1968 (chosen by the governor, not elected) and up until 1997 was considered relatively poor by congressional standards.

The patient elected follow-up with serial MRIs.