Sentence examples for freshly elected from inspiring English sources

Except that this president is not freshly elected at all.

Freshly elected provincial councils have considerable power to disburse development funds and patronage.

Mr Emanuel reportedly accused Mr Strömmen and Norway of "fawning" over the freshly elected Mr Obama.

The rallies he held attracted a freshly elected supervisor named Mark Leno.

Six years later, it got its first big public contract thanks to the freshly elected Labour government.

Lumumba's compulsiveness is pivotal during the handing over of Congo from Belgium to its freshly elected black officials.

The Legislature is freshly re-elected and sharply divided, with 10 Democrats and 9 Republicans.

Or consider Senator Jim DeMint of South Carolina, freshly re-elected and the godfather of the Senate's Tea Party faction.

Giorgio Napolitano, freshly re-elected as president, has vowed to announce today a PM to lead a new coalition government and try to guide Italy out of recession and away from the heat of the debt crisis.

Though freshly re-elected, the president is embroiled in a difficult negotiation with Republicans and Democrats in Congress over a fiscal agreement, as well as a possible showdown over his potential nomination of Susan E. Rice, the ambassador to the United Nations, for secretary of state.

Irina Bokova, the freshly-elected director general of Unesco, chose Deauville as her first public appearance and vowed to make gender equality a priority.