Sentence examples for without being elected from inspiring English sources

Renzi will be the third straight premier to come to office without being elected; the last premier who stood for election was the scandal-tainted Berlusconi in 2008.

Grounded in the U.S. Constitution, no person has ever served in the U.S. House without being elected, so Mississippi needed to fill the seat with a vacancy election Mississippi has an admirable law governing special elections n its inclusiveness, but it would be all the better if combined with ranked choice voting.

Nine got the job without being elected.

He replied, in as many words, that they had lost him whole cities without being elected.

Thirty-three players have spent the 15 years on the ballot without being elected by the writers.

For example, judges shape the law without being elected, and rightly so, since they bring dispassionate expertise to the task.

Incidentally, there have been no cases since 1900 in which someone was elected vice president, and then ascended to the presidency after a death or resignation, without later being elected to another presidential term themselves.

Norquist, a zealous, self-promoting Washington icon who ­presides over a weekly meeting of top conservative players, has quietly amassed an extraordinary amount of power in the Republican Party without ever being elected to office.

He has the advantage of being able to speak his mind without worrying about being elected.

Unusually, the new president is being elected without a constitution defining his powers.

She was forced to sit "without party badge" despite being elected as a Liberal Democrat last year, following a row over offensive social media posts.