Sentence examples for they expect elected from inspiring English sources

All religious communities can follow the travails of their brothers and sisters in faith in real time and they expect elected politicians to share their concerns.

If that division obtains in 2012 and beyond, the proportion of conservative to liberal voters in the electorate should give liberals pause, especially insofar as they expect elected officials to propose and pass legislation the underlying purpose of which is to help those most in need.

"It's the one court where we would expect elected officials to rise above day-to-day politics.

Our mayor draws no distinction between good and bad representatives: "You cannot expect elected officials to go and do something that will keep them from feeding their families".

I expect elected officials to keep their promises and I think it would be wrong not to hold myself to the same standard.

A CNN survey found that two-thirds expect elected officials to behave "like spoiled children" in the negotiations.

A hopeful society expects elected officials to uphold the public trust.

"The public expects elected officials to conduct their dealings ethically and honestly, and it's time that our laws caught up with reality," said Mr. Vance, who is also the president of the District Attorneys Association of the State of New York.

Of course, nobody expects elected Republicans or their donors to do anything of the sort.

Expecting elected officials to turn things around on their own is to go the way of the lemming.

"But there are a lot of Americans right now on front lines in battlefields making a lot of tough choices and I think they expect their elected officials to do the same thing".