Sentence examples for elected without from inspiring English sources

The election was not only one-sided; with a majority of seats elected without any contest whatsoever, more than half the country's electorate was directly denied their right to franchise (Dhaka Courier, 20 February 2014, Dhaka).

At the election on 3 October 1998, Hill received 295,903 first preference votes and was accordingly elected without the need to consider the distribution of preferences.

Judges are elected without party designation.

Nobody ought to expect to get elected without a contest.

He may even be elected without a serious opponent.

Less necessary, in welfare's case, because Labour was elected without having had to propose change.

Moni, who was re-elected without contest, said that postponing the election was not an option.

Mr Bercow was re-elected without a vote on Monday, as was the case after the 2010 election.

Far too many lawmakers are re-elected without competition, with their campaigns financed by special-interest groups.

The chances are 50 to 1 that they're going to be re-elected without breaking a sweat.

If he is simply re-elected without promising anything new, it will be a worrying sign that the ANC has failed to grasp what ails their country.