Sentence examples for having elected from inspiring English sources

And it happened after Barack Obama's US presidential election, where for many, having elected a black president gave free rein for racism.

The peer says the cost of having elected members, paid a salary and office costs, plus the cost of the elections could make a reformed second chamber cost £484m over five years.

Gingrich was responding to Romney's continued claims of having elected to spend minimal time in politics.

Her son, having elected Latin and Algebra missed out on its benefit.

Here are the other main points: She reaffirmed the government's commitment to having elected police commissioners.

Mr. Ravitz notes that the district has a history of independence, having elected moderate Republican officials.

Despite having elected multiple presidents, the post-bourgeois proletariat had yet to find a voice.

It's just a matter of having elected officials with enough courage of their convictions to do it".

We always assume that having elected politicians brings accountability, but with such low turnout it is hardly very accountable.

Earlier today the policing minister Nick Herbert denied claims that having elected police commissioners would "politicise" the police.

Despite having elected the first ever female leader of a Muslim nation, the late Benazir Bhutto, Pakistan is a deeply male-dominated society.