Sentence examples for will be elected for from inspiring English sources

"If there is an election then a new president will be elected for four years," he commented.

BINYAMIN NETANYAHU, Israel's prime minister since 2009 (and before that, from 1996 to 1999), has called elections for January 2013, confident that his Likud party will be elected for another term.

This coming Sunday, the Bundestag will be elected for the 17th time since the founding of the Federal Republic.

Gul's term expires in 2014, at which point the president will be elected, for the first time, by popular vote instead of by Parliament.

Mr Blatter emerged as the clear winner yesterday and will be elected for fourth term as president when representatives of Fifa's 208 member associations gather in Zurich for Wednesday's congress.

For the first time since the guns fell silent, officials will be elected for four years rather than two, in the hope that they will knuckle down and jump-start the economy.

Today, at the age of 67, she will be elected candidate for the Green-Europe Ecology party in next year's French presidential election.

Blatter's stubbornness has been reinforced by the knowledge that he will be elected unopposed for another term on Wednesday.

The councillors – representing Central, Mid-North Coast, North Coast, North Western, Northern, Sydney/Newcastle, Western and Wiradjuri – will be elected and for the next four years will be tasked with realising the full potential of land to protect and promote culture and drive economic development and jobs for our people.

In 15 days one of these candidates will be elected responsible for the most somber decisions anyone is called to make, so addressing them with gravitas is vital this evening.

Mr. Micheletti has promised to hand over power to a new president who will be elected in national elections scheduled for Nov. 29.