Sentence examples for records elected from inspiring English sources

Questioned about the number of politicians with criminal records elected on his party's slate over the years, Mr. Berlusconi said he had not sought them out.

Whether countries with better/worse human rights records were elected depended on the number of democracies in the region.

Yet their supporters were rejected at the ballot box and a group of well-respected figures with good local records were elected instead.

Both were predictability proud of their records as elected officials (Mr. Corzine as senator; Mr. Forrester as the mayor of West Windsor, two decades ago).

According to the records, 14 elected officials in Cook County over the past three years were registered as lobbyists for an array of private clients who did business at the state, county or local levels.

While Mr. Lazio has been ranked by numerous citizens' groups and advocacy organizations that measure the voting records of elected officials, there is no such measuring stick for Mrs. Clinton.

Noting that he has good relationships with both the Legislature and the regents, Dr. Cigarroa said he was optimistic that the current rift would subside, particularly after a recent vote in which the regents unanimously reversed course on plans to which lawmakers had objected, including an effort to avoid turning over requested records to elected officials.

Mr. Yassky and Mr. Perkins said that if the mayor, a billionaire who broke spending records getting elected, were to finance an advertising campaign to promote the change, it would give him an unfair advantage to change the city's governing document.

He sold more than 50 million records, was elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1970, and was awarded the National Medal of the Arts in 1995.

In any case the record of elected GOP politicians in picking nominees is hardly inspiring.

All those recorded were elected officials except for Mr. Lowe, and another senate aide.