Sentence examples for was next elected from inspiring English sources

Stanisław Wojciechowski, another of Piłsudski's old colleagues, was next elected president, the marshal agreeing to serve as chief of the general staff.

There is no doubt among his close friends and advisers that given the post-election calculus in Washington, Mr. Corzine -- now more than ever -- wants to be the next elected governor of New Jersey.

The question in Egypt is whether the next elected government will remember these forces, or chase another abstract idea.

These are no mean feats, especially if a Republican presidency were to be elected next.

It is obvious that the next elected president will likely defer to the US and keep Aristide out.

That interim administration, which has little political weight, has tried hard to distance itself from the case, apparently preferring that the matter be taken up by the next elected government.

The elections to be held in the fall are important, but whoever is elected next will probably not be much different in essence and form from the leader who was last ousted.

A fresh parliament, it is hoped, will be elected next May.

(She'll be 69 when we next elect a President).

In 1997 Paddy Ashdown showcased some 30 BME candidates for that election, proclaiming that, although it was unlikely any would be elected, the next election would be the breakthrough.

In a series of tweets, Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid refuted Sen. Mitch McConnell's suggestion that a new Supreme Court justice shouldn't be nominated until the next president is elected.