Sentence examples similar to making to elected from inspiring English sources

A young blonde from the office of a conservative Texas congressman remembers Wooldridge from his rounds and bounds up to say hello, and then he resumes telling me the argument he makes to elected officials.

To restore stability, and to restore powers over economic decision-making to elected governments, it will be essential to reinstate and coordinate capital controls across borders.

The other point you should make to our elected officials (privately, please) is that our profits function as a fixed point in an uncertain universe.

They are trying to keep competing with each other internally because of the promises they made to get elected into the structures within the ANC.

The President's parliamentary address was made to lawmakers elected in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's landslide victory last month.

We have the opportunity to make history, to elect the first female president of the United States.

What is important is your mandate, fulfilling the promises you made to those who elected you.

Christie, however, says the choice was made to put an elected senator in office as soon as possible.

So if you think that there's already enough momentum around issues like inequality and climate change, then it makes sense to elect another manager president.

First, women who show a real interest in politics should be actively encouraged to make the leap to elected office.

Republicans also have pushed for the agency to receive funds from Congress to make it accountable to elected leaders.