Sentence examples for usually elected by a from inspiring English sources

And there are still Aldermen and Sheriffs, usually elected by a show of hands.

The Ombudsman is usually elected by Parliament in a secret vote at the start of each parliamentary term.

But there is a "speaker" — usually elected by the board.

But there is a "speaker" -- usually elected by the board.

He is usually elected by the voters at the same time and for the same term as the governor.

In this type of system, aldermen were usually elected by wards rather than in city-wide contests.

The party's president, who automatically becomes prime minister because of the Liberal Democrats' grip on Parliament, is usually elected by members of Parliament.

Explain that representatives to the state board of education are generally appointed by the governor, while local board of education members are usually elected by residents of the school district.

After 18 years in office, Mr. Downey, who was usually elected by huge margins, was one of the most effective members of Congress and served on the powerful Ways and Means Committee.

Appointed usually for nine years, ICC judges must be elected by a two-thirds majority of the court's 108 member states.

They were elected by a record margin to their first full term in 2006 and were re-elected in 2010.