Sentence examples for particular elected from inspiring English sources

"You should decide what is the best for the city," Mr. Bloomberg said during a news conference last week, "and not what's the best for any particular elected official".

"Implicit in a recall election, and explicit in the time frame provided by the California Constitution, is a strong public interest in promptly determining whether a particular elected official should remain in office".

Another argument frequently heard by opponents of same sex marriage -- in particular elected officials -- is that this issue was forced on citizens by activist judges and that their constituents don't support it.

The story so far: the Conservative Party feels it is disadvantaged by the current distribution of parliamentary seats - they have big suburban and rural seats with large electorates, while Labour, in particular, elects MPs from many smaller urban constituencies - they contend that their voters are not being properly counted.

In particular, deputies elected from single-member districts should be more likely to deviate from the party line than deputies elected under proportional representation.

In 2010 the Supreme Court freed individuals, businesses and unions to spend as much as they wanted trying to get particular candidates elected, within various constraints to be policed by the FEC.

"I'm not putting down England because they've done gorgeous dubs there, but this particular crew elected not to".

In particular we elected to reduce the level of AMPD enzyme activity in skeletal muscle through disruption of the AMPD1 gene, the predominant AMPD gene expressed in skeletal muscle [ 6, 7].

Like Scots' voters, the North East in particular now elects very few Conservative MPs.

In particular, Parliament elects the President of the Commission, and approves (or rejects) the appointment of the Commission as a whole.

In particular, the senior elected officials, policy makers and finance leaders who pushed the repeal and financial deregulation more broadly, Bob Rubin, Larry Summers, Alan Greenspan and Sandy Weill in particular, owe the country a candid, open, fact-based and seriously thoughtful reflection on their actions.