Sentence examples similar to is able to be elected from inspiring English sources
She was not born in New York, but she was able to be elected senator there.
And so what they did is they went back through history, they looked at the Liber Pontificalis, and they could go all the way back to Pope St. Pontian, in 235, one of the first bishops of Rome, who was arrested and sent to the salt mines, and in order for a successor to be able to be elected in Rome, he resigned his office.
"Mitt Romney is not going to be able to be elected unless he carries Ohio," said former House Speaker Jo Ann Davidson.
"He was the rare politician who was able to be an elected official, but still had his grass-roots credentials," he said.
Too many things are at stake this year for any of us to be able to afford allowing John McCain to be elected by default.
Most dads, even those who happen to be elected officials, were able to relax and enjoy the day by spending some time with their families.
His perceived new lack of power affects his ability to assure the Zapatistas that his successor, to be elected next August 21st, will be able to enforce any peace treaty that might be negotiated.
If you consider that the "gains" in this case could be that Russia was able to get elected its choice of candidate, it's hard to imagine a big enough deterrent, particularly if Trump's consistent Russian pandering is directly the result of a sphere of influence.
Pat was clearly very much in sync with Trump's entire vision and government and predicted that he would be easily re-elected if he is able to get health care and taxation under control.
