Sentence examples for get elected on from inspiring English sources

President Trump might find that he's not the only one who can get elected on anti-NAFTA rhetoric.

They boast that their councillors, MEPs and MPs (the ones who didn't get elected on 7 May) are not bound by party whips, they vote as their conscience dictates or – in Farage's own case in a string of Strasbourg voting gaffes – by ticking the nearest box.

No government is going to get elected on such a ticket, even though the NHS is the one institution that British voters most love.

"Suppose I don't get elected on 6 May," Esther hazards.

She said candidates often told her, "I want to get elected on my own merit".

Let's see them try to get elected on an 'opt out' platform".

This has already begun to happen with the young people who got elected on Sunday in the tiny municipal elections that occurred alongside the presidential one.

But, as Mr Basescu's fortunes show, getting elected on a clean-government platform is one thing; making a lasting difference is much harder.

But I got elected on this proposal – this won me the election, along with military and healthcare.

I got elected on a platform of being beholden to no one, mainly because I'm richer than God and I don't have to act like a small-time graft artist.

"No one in the history of the Senate ever got elected on supporting the United Nations," said Mr. Warner, a Virginia Republican who also urged the United Nations to make sure that it ran its operations in Bosnia and Kosovo well before plunging into yet more difficult tasks in Africa.