Sentence examples for existing elected from inspiring English sources

Joe Anderson, the existing elected mayor of Liverpool city council, has already voiced similar concerns about national politicians muscling in to the new devo areas.

Although the government has not completed its plan, this executive will probably be made up of either local or regional elected councilors or members of four already existing elected commissions formed last year to study Algeria's future problems, the sources said.

"In contrast to the existing elected spots, which countries occupy for just two years," he wrote, "the new seats would have four- or five-year terms, and countries should be eligible for immediate reelection".

Such approaches might include increasing democratic control of event related spending (for example, channelling funding through existing elected bodies), recasting the events as less costly and simpler sports events, or using impact assessment approaches to optimise the effects of the event "intervention".

We plan to distribute annual reports on what we have done over the past 3 years, review the present membership, re-elect existing and elect new members to the Board of Directors and discuss issues of greatest importance to you, the agriculturalists of the Hudson Valley.

Originally, existing knights elected new knights, but now appointment to the order is solely at the discretion of the British monarch.

The party would need to force out existing MSPs elected first on the list in 2011 or ask them to not seek re-election.

Also Saturday, the existing council elected two new player representatives for the ATP board of directors: David Egdes, the senior vice president of Tennis Channel, and Justin Gimelstob, a former tour player who is now a commentator.

He moved to Dallas in June 1963 at the age of 36, hired by the county to establish a scientifically valid medical examiner's system to replace its existing system of elected lay coroners.

"When you leave the government structures in place, you allow the existing cadre of elected officials and their cohorts to take up all the space, to maintain a continued sham of democratic process," he added.

Lord Myners said the new, far smaller board would replace the existing 20-strong elected board of directors.