Sentence examples for upon elected from inspiring English sources
Candidates should be neither wealthy to the point of being out of touch with the general citizenry's needs nor solely dependent upon elected office as a means of sustenance.
Garfield supported the proposed establishment of the United States civil service as a means of alleviating the burden of aggressive office seekers upon elected officials.
Namely, the Court found they thwarted a significant risk of corruption -- understood not as quid pro quo bribery, but as privileged access to and pernicious influence upon elected representatives".
"The self-serving actions of Senator Torricelli are not premised upon electing a Democratic majority on the federal level, but only serving his personal interests".
Upon electing him to membership in 2000, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences cited him as "[o]ne of the nation's leading scholars of law and economics," who "has made major contribution to the study of corporate control, governance, and insolvency".
An earlier version stated that upon being elected Colau reduced her pay from €140,000 to €28,600.
Upon getting elected, he embraced four big goals: reduce tariffs; create an independent treasury; establish American control of California and most of the Oregon Territory.
Upon being elected governor, Palin began developing relationships with Washington insiders, who later championed the idea of putting her on the 2008 ticket.
But Mr. Boudou has succeeded in becoming the politician with the worst public image in Argentina, a country that, in general, does not look kindly upon its elected officials.
More recently, Sanders has attacked Obama's political tactics, suggesting that the President had played a Washington insider's game and failed to mobilize his supporters upon being elected.
Giulio became a cardinal and in 1519 received the lordship of Florence, but, upon being elected pope (Clement VII) in 1523, he made Silvio Cardinal Passerini regent in Florence for Alessandro and another heir, Ippolito de' Medici.
