Sentence examples for involves elected from inspiring English sources
The allegations in the report are thorough, detailed and specific, and the conduct described is clearly unacceptable, particularly when it involves elected officials whom we should hold to a higher standard.
The public version involves elected or appointed public officials who allegedly have not provided their honest services to their constituents.
"Manager Brown has followed through on his commitment to make this a collaborative process that involves elected leadership and engages residents," said Walling in a written statement.
No task seems too menial for the vice president when it involves electing Democrats.
Bernie has laid out a very realistic plan for getting real progressive power in America, and it involves electing progressives at all levels of government.
In England the forthcoming Health and Wellbeing boards have been established as a forum for local commissioners across the NHS, public health and social care, and look set to involve elected representatives, with public involvement.
The arrest of State Senator Malcolm A. Smith on Tuesday followed a string of corruption cases involving elected officials in New York State that has helped burnish Albany's reputation as an ethical cesspool.
The commission does not require Ms. Lee to file financial data intended to flag potential conflicts of interest involving elected officials, and says the Legislature would have to change any requirement.
"The governor introduced ethics reform legislation that gave the attorney general the authority to investigate ethics violations involving elected officials in the legislative branch as well as public officials in the executive branch," Mr. Schwartz said.
The accusations are the latest involving elected officials, their friends and relatives, in the theft of public money that had been directed to nonprofit groups — established by the officials.
With one stroke of the legislator's pen, the press was denied the right to report on individual cases of, say, adultery or cruelty – unless the person involved elected to defend the allegations.
