Sentence examples for regularly elected from inspiring English sources

Regularly elected to Parliament from 1571, he became a leading spokesman for Elizabeth in the House of Commons.

And corporate success matters even here in the agricultural flatlands of Emilia-Romagna, which once regularly elected Communists and even today leans leftward.

And, some point out, less than a decade ago, the East Side of Manhattan regularly elected Republican officials for local posts.

Moreover, Guelphic aristocrats continued to be regularly elected over the Ghibellines, and began to make the Republic far less democratic.

The Committee had voted to consider the Irving Hall Democrats to have been regularly elected; Tammany was consequently excluded.

Yet, in so many countries, individuals tied to corruption and criminality are regularly elected and re-elected.

New Yorkers still regularly elect Republican mayors — the incumbent and his predecessor, to take two examples.

Americans regularly elect people based on their experiences overseas, namely soldiers, so it should not be such a stretch to vote in a diplomat: someone who spent his time trying to stop a war, not to win one.

We regularly elect progressive reformers, who try in earnest to shuffle, restructure, and work around the entrenched bureaucracy.

Researchers say the fireworks industry's safety practices need to be monitored more regularly, by elected officials as well as nongovernmental organizations.

Parliamentary elections in Singapore are required to be held regularly to elect the Parliament through universal suffrage.