Sentence examples for quality of elected from inspiring English sources
So is the quality of elected leadership.
A working paper from the University of Chicago Law School last year tried to quantify the relative quality of elected and appointed judges in state high courts in the United States.
Besides corruption, the consequence of costly official seats is the relatively low quality of elected officials.
But with Democrats increasingly interested in promoting the quality, not just the quantity, of elected officials, his record has attracted some additional scrutiny.
"Whether you want to talk about public health or crime or the quality of the elected officials," he said, "you go right down the list and a better-educated public would reduce, mitigate, change, cure virtually every one of those things".
Political management consisted of elected policymakers, who are elected for four-year terms.
The result was decisive in the West Midlands this week, but it is hard to see what quality of mandate an elected PCC can honestly claim in these circumstances, especially at a time when the Conservative party, urged by Boris Johnson (elected as London mayor in a 38% turnout contest) is mulling the imposition of a 50% turnout requirement in trade union ballots for strike action.
"It increases our chances of electing a quality replacement for her," said Kevin Tynan, the county Republican Party chairman.
In most instances, participants made it clear that such an existence would be inconsistent with a high quality of life, and elected to hypothetically and in some cases, literally, refrain from obtaining additional treatment.
Since there is no 'universally accepted' definition of quality, bioAPI has elected to provide this structure with the goal of framing the effect of quality on usage of the vendors.
Lastly, only those who can financially afford the extra expense of traveling and lodging out of the regional borders decide to renounce the treatment in their own HCA, hoping to get services of higher quality in the elected HCA.
