Sentence examples for now elected from inspiring English sources

Twelve more big cities will have now elected mayors.

Now, elected officials are being more than muzzled.

Now, elected officials need to step up even more.

Although some executives still attain their position by heredity, most are now elected.

Byrd's evolution often parallels that of a country that has now elected its first African-American president.

"Right now, elected officials aren't doing anything because they're waiting to see who's going to win," she said.

Many companies now elect their boards annually, as opposed to "staggering" director elections every year, making it easier for dissidents to gain control.

Eastern Iowans, who once voted for Republicans, now elect Democrats.

Now, electing her is critical for the city.

Does surging Bush-nostalgia signal that America would now elect his modern equivalent by a landslide?

Of democracies with no significant British past, only Nepal now elects its national assembly this way.