Sentence examples for members not elected from inspiring English sources

Ordinary members not elected to the executive council constitute an "unofficial opposition".

[Barriers include] trust, budgets, management structures, councillors trying to control services, health board members not elected, not wishing to share funds'.

Labour's women problem runs deeper than members not electing women or the numbers of women in elected office.

The seven incumbent members were re-elected and two individuals running to become board members were not elected.

The IOC's (unpaid) members are not elected, but co-opted by "friends" already on the committee during a murky process in which senior members wield great influence.

Its members are not elected, hence no need to bribe and pander to an electorate.

Members are not elected and they cannot be sacked, so they have little incentive to attack their political opponents.

Its members are not elected from the carefully drawn partisan districts that in most years are a House luxury.

A protocol of British democracy is that the House of Lords shows humility in recognition that its members are not elected, in exchange for which the Commons retains a degree of deference to the ancient pedigree of the upper house.

And while it is true that committee members are not elected by any voters and contain no SNP voice to vary the message (the party does not nominate peers), they nevertheless bring a lot of experience to their task – with four former cabinet ministers and considerable legal weight in the committee's ranks.

Its members were not elected directly by the people, but indirectly, by state legislatures.