Foliot was either elected by the cathedral chapter without guidance from the king, or was nominated to the cathedral chapter by King Henry at the urging of his relative Gilbert Foliot.
In 1795, while serving in the Virginia House of Delegates, White was either elected or appointed to serve as a justice of the peace in Hampshire County, along with Alexander King, William Vause, John Jack, Virgil McCrackin, and John Snyder.
During the six-year period ending last year, during which all members of the current Senate were either elected, re-elected or appointed, Republican senators received $8.3 million from the energy industry, or 73percentt of all donations, versus $3.1 million for Democrats, or 27percentt.
Laws have been passed by a parliament whose members are either elected, or Buddhist clergy or picked by the king.
But this year's primary features races in the Democratic Party in which the challengers are either elected officials with years of incumbency in their own right or candidates who gave incumbents a close race in earlier elections.
The role of political advisers has become the subject of quite a bit of constitutional attention because, in our democracy, people should only have real political power if they are either elected or, having been elected as an MP, are appointed to high office.
This year, according to the COO of Women's March Inc., Rachel Carmona, the organization is releasing a "Women's Agenda," a policy platform that she says will "set the roadmap for our expectations for the elected officials who were either just elected or would like to be reelected in 2020.
This has so tarnished the Republican brand that they need to find redemption, and immigration reform may be their last opportunity before they are either re-elected, or looking for a job on Craigslist.
Ms. Burrow said she would not vote for Mr. Obama because she believed he was either a Muslim or would, if elected, rejoin Trinity United Church of Christ, the Chicago congregation that he left after a controversy over the former minister's racial views.
They are accused of gaining access to a computer at a Coralville, Iowa, office where they worked from July 2007 to March 2009, and accessing Mr. Obama's student loan records while he was either a candidate for president, president-elect or president.
A Colbeck spokeswoman later clarified that the candidate was referring to encouragement from Republican operatives and "one or two" individuals who are either term-limited elected officials or running for office, but they wouldn't identify any of the individuals.
