Sentence examples for elected yes from inspiring English sources
When Aristide was elected, yes, I believed in him.
That's why you were elected, yes?
Neil Hamilton is back in elected office – yes, that Neil Hamilton, the cash-in-brown-envelopes guy.
It's safe to say that a large proportion of Georgians now hate the man they elected with 96 (yes, 96 percentt of the vote in 2004.
Five weeks after an agreement put the YES Network on Cablevision, ending a yearlong blackout, the companies disputed yesterday how many of the cable operator's subscribers had elected to add YES to their monthly bill.
One gaping hole here is what's supposed to happen to political Islamists — the millions of Egyptian who elected Morsi and voted yes on the new, imperfect constitution.
Will Davey, a 43-year-old Labour-voting chemistry teacher, said he intended to vote yes to elected mayors, because the city needs a "charismatic" figure to make sure it is punching its weight in Westminster.
When Mr. Ryan was asked at last week's debate whether voters who support abortion rights should be worried if the Romney-Ryan ticket were elected, he essentially said yes.
Might I also mention that the black man got the right to vote (the 1965 Voting Rights Act that corrected the loopholes of the 15th amendment), and oh, yes, we elected a black man as President of the United States of America (2008).
The first proposition would state, "United States military forces should remain in Iraq as long as Iraq's duly elected government requests their presence" (yes or no).
Since the current Fine Gael-Labour government – which is strongly backing a yes vote – was elected in 2011, around 85,000 immigrants have become Irish citizens.
