Sentence examples for was elected during from inspiring English sources

Mr. Corzine was elected during the group's meeting in Washington on Monday, the group said.

Not so, said Representative Joe Scarborough, a Florida Republican who was elected during the Gingrich revolution of 1994.

George H. W. Bush was elected during a soaring stock market, and his son George W. Bush won during a real estate boom.

Increasing sales and profits has "never been more important," said Ms. Saeger, who was elected during the conference as the chairwoman of the association for 2008-10.

According to this custom, the successor of a king was elected during his lifetime from the eldest and worthiest of his kin, often a collateral (brother or cousin) in preference to a descendant (son).

A Roman priest, he was elected during the lull in the persecution under Emperor Decius and after the papacy had been vacant for more than a year following Pope St. Fabian's martyrdom.

The current 500 members of the National Assembly were elected during the 2011 parliamentary election, and they have a five-year term.

But Jeremiah had been elected during the vacancy before Theobald's election, and the monks had not secured papal permission for the election of a new prior, so eventually Theobald decided to remove Jeremiah and install his own choice as prior.

Either Barack Obama or John McCain could well become the first U.S. president since John F. Kennedy to be elected during a recession, not to mention a financial crisis.

It points out that as well as football, the international federations of athletics, tennis, gymnastics, handball and skiing - among others - all have presidents who were elected during the 1990s.

Although beginning in 1959, Red or Dead is again centrally concerned with the 1970s – Thatcher is elected during the final section – and the book's title, while borrowed from the loyal cry of Liverpool supporters towards their red-shirted team, also has associations with socialism.