Sentence examples for officially elected from inspiring English sources

He added that Mr Neville had never been officially elected as Young Independence's chairman because an election had been held before the party's executive committee had established formal rules.

How did they react to her being officially elected as chancellor, according to the article?

two men neither of whom had been officially elected by his party to succeed Sir Anthony Eden.

Since then, conflicts between Flemish- and French-speaking communities have left the country without an officially elected government.

He was officially elected on July 15 , 1950 for a three-year term and was reelected in 1953.

Mr. Racicot will assume his new post once he is officially elected by the Republican National Committee at its meeting in January.

"The Devil's Favorite Demon" has officially been elected to public office, everybody.

He has appointed his old friend, the FSB general Sergei Ivanov, as chief of the president's staff – even though Putin has not yet been officially re-elected president.

I remembered being 15 and in a school full of mostly Republicans my second high school where I only lasted a few months and feeling like I was going crazy when George W. Bush was officially re-elected and everyone cheered.

AP also factors in any public endorsements made by the officially unbound party and elected officials selected as "automatic delegates".

On January 18 , 1898 Tulsa was officially incorporated and elected its first mayor, Edward Calkins.