Sentence examples for support for elected from inspiring English sources
His passionate support for elected mayors remains entirely unaltered by their rejection at the polls in nine of the 10 local referenda held last May.
In a speech calling for a new "northern powerhouse" Osborne showed a renewed support for elected mayors saying there were big advantages in having an elected representative to fight for a city's interests in the world.
Ministers will claim that their support for elected mayors never went away.
In Uganda, a great deal of energy has been devoted to strengthening local capacity for environmental and natural resource management through training and focused support for elected officials and administrative staff.
QUESTION FROM DAFNE: I am one of those who thinks that, to keep the message going, OWS must pick and support candidates for elected office, but how would they go about that?
Instead, the EU and the US weighed in with statements of support for the elected government, Erdoğan called the generals' bluff by holding early elections which he resoundingly won, and Gül moved into the presidential palace – along with his covered wife.
Sarvis has 9percentt of backing, the poll showed, campaigning on an agenda that supports term limits for elected officials, privatizing liquor stores and easing abortion restrictions.
"We are grateful for the support of elected officials and a broad range of community groups," she said.
The Working Families Party, the union-backed group that has often supported longer terms for elected officials, suggested Monday that it might campaign against the two-term limit this fall.
Letting childrens' educational hopes ride on teachers whose jobs are dependents on supporting and campaigning for elected School Boards and/or Superintendents is is an idea equally as bad as not going through the process of firing tenured teachers.
His organisation, GROW Elect, aims to improve the disastrous standing of California's Republicans among Latinos by seeking out and supporting Latino candidates for elected office, particularly at local level.
