Sentence examples for publicly elected from inspiring English sources

Houston's school board appointed one of its own publicly elected members to be superintendent.

"My concern is that the monopoly inBloom creates sits outside the oversight of a publicly elected body," he said.

Many municipal services are now provided by homeowners' associations rather than local government, removing accountability from publicly elected officials.

They replaced a publicly elected board that the State Education Commissioner, Richard P. Mills, removed two weeks ago, citing serious academic and managerial deficiencies.

Sometimes utilities, especially those with publicly elected boards, defer the maintenance of their equipment because raising taxes or rates is unpopular with voters.

Ms. Petersen, of Prosser Memorial Hospital, said her hospital's board, publicly elected, had made its decision not to participate on the basis of the response it received from the medical staff.

It is not for unelected individuals publicly to oppose elected politicians, the argument goes.

Indeed, I have also found it effective to state the obvious: marriage licenses are issued by the Secretary of State, an elected, publicly paid official.

Under the court's view, the mere grant of power to the students to vote for such offices, in light of the fear that those elected might publicly pray, violates the establishment clause.

After he was accused of being a climate sceptic in 2008, Johnson publicly converted and was elected on the basis of being totally committed to reducing London's greenhouse gases much further and faster than almost any other major city in the world.

"What elected politicians publicly say is a matter of public record.