Sentence examples for new officeholders from inspiring English sources

The issue has a familiar ring -- at least to Vice President Al Gore -- but the targets are new: officeholders in New Jersey seeking re-election.

New officeholders like Mr. Teli set to work on long-neglected development projects.

Though the military will still hold power, there will be new political institutions and new officeholders who could alter the dynamics of her interactions with the government.

"I don't think we should keep feeding the Republican pipeline with new officeholders if all they are going to do is toe the line and agree with every one of [Trump's] policies". About half of the top 20 donors for Cuccinelli and McDonnell had not donated to Gillespie as of Aug. 31, VPAP data shows.

Republicans in Wisconsin, North Carolina and Ohio are also under fire for taking action in the lame-duck period between the election and early 2019, when the incoming Democrats will take office, to undermine the powers of the new officeholders, especially in the areas of voting rights and gerrymandering.

Left stranded, with pipelines half-completed and costs mounting, the company's managing director, A.A.V. Ranga Raju, pointed out to the new officeholders that a development agency of the same state was funding water projects and persuaded them to borrow from it.

If senators choose a new lieutenant governor, they will base their pick, in large part, on what they think the new officeholder will do with the committees.

In one possibility, Mr. Putin could become prime minister and then become acting president should the new officeholder find himself incapable of carrying out his duties.

In private conversations, many have said the new officeholder must move quickly to demonstrate to Mr. Rumsfeld that it is the director of national intelligence, not the defense secretary, who has the last word on intelligence matters.

In North Wales, Winston Roddick also stressed the need for the new officeholder to be free of political interference.

The new Republican officeholders will have to quickly address the economic pain and fear expressed by the voters who flocked to them in frustration.