Sentence examples for into the elected from inspiring English sources

When, in the wake of the UCS triumph, as he swept into the elected rectorship of Glasgow University, his rectorial address was printed in its entirety by the New York Times, which compared it favourably to the speeches of Abraham Lincoln.

The community was divided into the elect, who felt able to embrace a rigorous rule, and the hearers who supported the elect with works and alms.

Both are radical ideologies that divide the world into the elect and the profane.

Calvin proposed that humanity is predestined, divided into the elect and the reprobate: the elect are those who God has chosen to save and are the only ones who will be saved.

He must instead breathe life into the panchayats, the elected village councils supposedly accountable for local schemes.

But the courts do not exist for the purpose of "intruding into disputes between the elected branches of government" on how laws should be interpreted or implemented.

OPPONENTS of Bolivia's socialist president, Evo Morales, fear that he wants to turn his country into a copy of the elected autocracy that is Hugo Chávez's Venezuela.

She called on the UK government to look into the legislation surrounding the elected role, which was brought in by the Conservatives last year amid much opposition from Labour politicians.

Last Friday a massive protest was organised by the Brotherhood against an attempt by the Supreme Council to write their power over the elected government into the constitution.

Last Friday a massive protest was organized by the Brotherhood against an attempt by the Supreme Council to write their power over the elected government into the constitution.

The U.S. Constitution also contains elements of a mixed constitution, such as the division of the legislature into the popularly elected House of Representatives and the "aristocratic" Senate, the members of which originally were chosen by the state governments.