Sentence examples for via election from inspiring English sources

Hiram Revels and Blanche Bruce, both senators from Mississippi in the late 1800s, got to the Hill via election by the state senate.

The system survives because it maintains a degree of stability via election by peaceful means and gives the masses a chance to have their say – or at least the impression of doing so.

If she really, really wants to be in the rough and tough of hard scrabble politics -- and show us all what she is made of -- I wish she had decided to enter the political fray via election rather than appointment.

Bush became the first serving Vice President to be elected President since Martin Van Buren in 1836 as well as the first person to succeed someone from his own party to the Presidency via election to the office in his own right since Herbert Hoover in 1929.

Fraud Easier Via Mail Election administrators have a shorthand name for a central weakness of voting by mail.

They came in via elections, and they will go out via elections.

It is conceivable that Yeltsin will resign and Lebed will be brought to power via elections.

Following this hypothesis, recipients of financial remittances who communicate frequently with relatives living abroad might perceive the delivery of CCT assistance as a right, not a privilege, and therefore as something that the government does not need to be rewarded for via elections.

And following the Israeli withdrawal in 2005, the Iranian-backed terrorist group Hamas began consolidating power in Gaza first via elections in 2006, then via a bloody battle in June 2007, in which Hamas drove out the rival Palestinian group Fatah and seized all power in the enclave.

Museveni became president, and has since remained so, via elections -- some legitimate, some deeply flawed.

Erdogan took advantage of dissatisfaction with secular parties to help his Islamist party come to power, via elections.