Sentence examples for let elected from inspiring English sources

We hope the court will show judicial restraint and let elected political leaders determine what health care reform should be.

Doctors are often happy to let elected officials – local as well as national – take the heat while they engage in what is unkindly called "shroud waving".

The company has also hired two Washington lobbying firms, "and we are going to let elected officials know how we feel".

"I'm not going to let elected officials with their own agenda that have a 'D' next to their name try to get some media attention using my name to get me to resign," Sheriff Arpaio said.

But whereas past courts have sometimes been politically assertive, for example by wresting control of abortion policy from the states in 1973, the Roberts court prefers to let elected politicians sort out such contentious social issues.

Before we let elected officials overhaul America's health care sector, we should insist that they respect and preserve those aspects of the American system worth saving.

"It has a lot of force when grass roots support lets elected officials know about their problems and concerns".

Keeanga: --into an electoral process that is aimed at getting you off of the street by being more reasonable and letting elected officials handle this crisis.

This has become a crisis of unintended consequences, and New Yorkers, particularly taxi and livery drivers, do not have the luxury of letting elected officials take their time to find solutions as the situation grows increasingly dire.

The CRA lets elected officials in Congress overrule actions taken by Federal agencies like the FCC.

Similarly large numbers support letting "each state decide for itself" (74%) rather than letting "elected officials in Washington decide"(15%) who can carry a concealed gun.