Sentence examples for issued to elected from inspiring English sources

The inventory found that more than 500 placards belonged to the mayor's office alone, including those issued to elected officials, city marshals and community board leaders, among others.

In the current environment, the Democrats could use this as an issue to elect a new Congress.

The statement added: "Mr Griffin's personal invitation was issued to him as an elected member of the European parliament.

"Mr Griffin's personal invitation was issued to him as an elected member of the European Parliament.

But the central bankers and the IMF in 1998 were not making the same bold pronouncements and issuing the same directives to elected governments about structuring the euro zone that they are now doing in telling them to dismantle their welfare states.

As Canada, one of the most liberal nations on gay issues, prepares to elect a new government on Nov. 27, debate is swirling around the views on homosexuality held by Mr. Day, the leading opposition candidate.

Is it only the act of voting that matters, with good decisions not mattering at all? Voting is a binary form of communication, and while voting is a terrific way for a group of people to make a decision on a specific issue or to elect a candidate, a vote cannot communicate anything beyond a "yes" or "no".

Many Detroiters' view the abolishment of Detroit Recorder's Court, the outlawing of residency for city workers and the takeover of the public school system as racist attacks; outstate politicians have consistently run on anti-Detroit issues to get elected to office.

Companies usually say they contribute based on issues affecting their business and to elected officials who represent states or congressional districts in which their facilities are located.

This should be an issue of top-level concern to elected officials if only because it is of concern to their constituents, at a level, we suspect, that it has not been in recent years.

Will they give ground on their issues in order to elect a Republican?