Sentence examples for specifically elected from inspiring English sources

But I do think he's a person who was specifically elected not to play hyper-partisan politics.

As a government employee, Doug Hughes might well have felt entitled to share his thoughts with other government employees, specifically elected officials in Washington, D.C.

Meanwhile, the Democrats, who we specifically elected to end the occupation of Iraq and, to a lesser extent, check the power of the president, allowed the Republicans to filibuster, 1) an amendment that would've restored habeas corpus, one of our most cherished constitutional rights; and 2) an amendment that would've supported the troops by giving them more family time between tours.

Ms. Muller noted that developers would not have access to more confidential information like passwords or credit card information, "unless a user specifically elects to provide that information to a developer".

Specifically, we elected not to collect measurements at any intervening time points, as unpredictable fluctuations in the clinical status of patients remains a constant limiting factor in the reliability of MRC-SSs.

Specifically, we elected not to individually randomize to the prevention programs because a) it would potentially detract from unit cohesion, b) contamination of the treatment groups would be inevitable, and c) the administration of the study would be excessively burdensome for drill instructors leading unit physical training.

But they didn't find evidence of coordinated activity, and they determined that the likely intent of Russian meddling in the U.S. election was to disrupt the democratic process, rather than specifically to elect Trump.

22nd District (Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights and Bensonhurst in Brooklyn): Republicans in the State Senate crafted this district specifically to elect City Councilman Martin Golden, whose job expires next year because of term limits.

To that extent 1832 was more impressive, when two parliaments in succession were elected specifically to reform themselves.

The purpose of this paper is to describe and analyze the perspectives and priorities of regional actors, specifically planners and elected officials within public administration, concerning their everyday work in setting speed limits within a Swedish county.

The problem at issue is a provision in the president's lease with the General Services Administration that specifically says no elected officeholder can be a party to the lease.