Sentence examples for more recently elected from inspiring English sources

There is going to be tension between Democrats from the poor cities and those more recently elected from the suburbs when it comes to dividing up limited tax dollars for new schools.

As Mr Haftar's forces were assaulting the Islamist bases in Benghazi in mid-May, militias allied to him were also ransacking the congress in Tripoli, the capital, calling for its dissolution and its replacement either by another more recently elected body (already tasked with drawing up a constitution), or by a judicial council.

The other is Dignity, headed by a general, Khalifa Haftar, which supports the more recently elected (and internationally recognised) parliament, the House of Representatives.

With the increasing uproar from the membership and the media, APA's more recently elected leaders and the current CEO, Norman Anderson, have been extraordinarily quiet on the subject of psychologist and APA involvement in the torture issue.

Even more astonishingly its recently elected governor, the Tea Party favourite Rick Scott, has blocked the introduction of a database on grounds of cost.

One study said it generated 60 times more media attention than recently elected Parti Québécois Premier Pauline Marois's trip to New York.

And there has been little sign, as of yet, that German public opinion, or the attitudes of the government they recently elected, are becoming more favourable towards such a policy agenda.

Just days before his 91st birthday, the man accused of orchestrating ethnic massacres, political violence and vote-rigging appears more powerful than ever and was recently elected chairman of the African Union (AU).

Mr. Mofaz has presented himself as more attuned to social issues, but the center-left Labor Party under its recently elected leader, Shelly Yacimovich, is far more identified with the social struggle in Israel.

They need to be more informed on that," said Guerrero, who was recently elected as the Local 99 vice-president.

More may go to Nicaragua, and to Ecuador: both countries recently elected presidents friendly to Mr Castro.