Sentence examples for later electing from inspiring English sources

The Third Congress of the Party of Labour was convened a month later, electing a Central Committee and Politburo "composed of staunch Hoxha loyalists" while also demonstrating "Hoxha's first public defiance of the Soviet Union" by refusing to rehabilitate Xoxe and other persons linked with, or otherwise supportive of, rapprochement with Yugoslavia.

In contrast to the abrupt end of Slaton's ascendant career, prosecutor Hugh Dorsey won the next two gubernatorial elections, and Watson was later elected to the U.S. Senate.

In the general election, Collins faced Republican state senator Jim Bunning, who was later elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame for his achievements as a professional pitcher.

Prosecutors have said the cash in the first suitcase was for the election campaign of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, left, who was later elected president of Argentina.

He was later elected a justice of the State Supreme Court.

He was later elected president of the Ghana Bar Association.

Bonaparte, later elected Emperor Napoléon III, hated what he saw.

He was later elected as the student rector.

He was later elected to the National Football Foundation's College Hall of Fame.

The prosecutor, Republican Dan Donovan, was later elected to Congress.

Mr. Hadi, though later elected in an uncontested vote, is viewed as a transitional leader.