Sentence examples for investigated elected from inspiring English sources

University of Missouri at St . Louisresearcher Dr. Donald Shields has published a study finding that the department investigated elected Democrats by a 7 1 ratio compared to Republicans.

The Public Chamber, which was established in 2005, is empowered to investigate elected and appointed government officials and advise on national legislation.

It would set up another toothless body, unable to investigate elected officials and under the thumb of public figures who have let corruption flourish for decades.

It would set up another toothless body, unable to investigate elected officials, under the thumb of the public figures who have let corruption flourish for decades.

A1 San Diego Corruption Inquiry Federal authorities are investigating elected officials in San Diego and Las Vegas to determine whether they may have been improperly influenced by payments or campaign contributions from the owner of a chain of strip clubs.

Mr. Green is seeking a court hearing over the mayor's comments about the background of Mr. Dorismond, who was killed by the police on March 16, under provisions of the charter that authorize the court to investigate elected officials for "any alleged violation or neglect of duty in relation to the property, government or affairs of the city".

When prosecutors leak to the press the empaneling of grand juries to investigate elected leaders.

After Democrat Woodrow Wilson was elected governor of New Jersey in 1910, a state commission investigated election fraud in Atlantic City.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students investigate current elected female leaders from around the world and use their research to create challenging crossword puzzles.

A state agency that investigates election law violations determined today that a Stratford councilman elected in November was probably not a United States citizen at the time.

Thirty-two percent of the blacks polled said "the government deliberately singles out and investigates black elected officials in order to discredit them in a way it doesn't do with white officials". Forty-five percent said this might possibly be true, and 16percentt said it almost certainly was not true.