Sentence examples for elected which from inspiring English sources

Trump has promised that he would cut taxes if elected, which sounds appealing to voters.

Mr. Kean was Assembly speaker when he was elected, which is inside at the Jack Nicholson level.

However, the big test for Obama should he be elected – which looks likely – will be how he deals with the supreme court.

Of course, that is all assuming that the Mittster gets elected, which, in my view, is somewhat less likely than it was a week ago.

The only bodies below the tier of district or unitary authority that should realistically wield such power are elected, which means they must be parish or town councils.

This either suggests that judges should be elected, which is a really bad idea, or that our rights are best protected by politicians.

Obama doesn't need to worry about being re-elected, which means he never needs to eat a double quarter-pounder with cheese ever again if he doesn't want to.

"Just like he has done for the last three years, if he is re-elected, which he won't be, he will continue to govern like the Bush Republican that he is".

Mr. Kingsley said that John Nolan, the chairman of the Saratoga County Republican Committee, had also spoken at the Wilton meeting and encouraged members to support Mr. McDonald, arguing that his incumbency increased his chances of being re-elected, which would help the Republican Party retain its slim majority in the Senate.

No, aides insisted, he would not be making any appearances before arriving at the Southampton count late in the evening to learn if he had been re-elected, which seemed certain, and whether his party had managed to deliver the electoral "earthquake" he had promised.

The early history of the Bloomsbury group—an exclusive circle of the cultural elect, which counted among its members Leonard and Virginia Woolf, the painter Duncan Grant, and the art critic Clive Bell centred upon Cambridge and the remarkable figure of Lytton Strachey.