Sentence examples for genuinely elected from inspiring English sources

By the end of the year there should be a genuinely elected parliament.

They are genuinely elected people," said Senator Enver Baig, of Bhutto's PPP.

He warned that Russia will face disaster if the public ceases to view the government as genuinely elected — a danger, since Mr. Putin is likely to run against a slate of docile, Kremlin-approved candidates, on the heels of the parliamentary elections that have drawn anger.

"It has moved to a robust democracy, has a genuinely elected leader who seems to speak for the popular mood, has products that are popular from Afghanistan to Morocco — including dozens of sitcoms dubbed into Arabic that are on TV sets everywhere — and an economy that is worth about half of the whole Arab world put together".

In 1993, it went along with the shooting down of the genuinely elected parliament, and blessed as "free and fair" the deeply flawed presidential elections of 1996 out of fear that the Communists would come to power.

Such an agreement should allow for a civilian transfer of power to a genuinely elected government of a united Syria that can be the home of all sects, denominations and nationalities.

The official added, "They will not tolerate a genuinely, democratically elected president running the country".

Instead this looks like a genuinely home-grown problem.The legitimately elected men of Hamas are hardly Jeffersonian democrats, but they have long clashed with local Salafists, ultra-radical Muslims who believe Hamas is both too liberal and too soft on Israel.

Start by recognizing that government officials face structural and legal limitations, then strive to identify and empower elected officials who genuinely want to create change.

They also aren't the same as rallying in the streets, attending town meetings, picketing the offices of predatory corporations or destructive politicians, or working in other visible ways to shift America's political culture and pressure on our elected officials to genuinely address our urgent crises.

Some elected officials are genuinely devoted to public service and some donors really want to see the best person win without any expectation of a return on the monetary investment, but the perception is those ideals are the exception, not the rule.