Sentence examples for without electing from inspiring English sources

Rhetoric Rating: +2 for confidence, +2 for being confident about something that can't be disproved without electing him Gary Johnson: "What politicians could have done is created a certain environment that spending is going to be cut, and the reality is just the opposite, and I think Wall Street is reflecting that".

Also, after Conkling's resignation, the Senate had adjourned without electing a president pro tempore, who would normally follow Arthur in the succession.

He believes Manchester is a "good example of what you can do without electing a whole new set of politicians" and that "groups of different political persuasions work very well together".

Fiji had been without elected government for almost 8 years; it returned to democratic governance through the elections of September 2014.

"Not without elected officials' demanding it," Mr. Stern said.

Nearly one in four (22%) cited the UAE – a federation of hereditary sheikhdoms without elected representative institutions – as the country they would most like to live in.

She has Mr. da Silva, the most popular Brazilian president in a generation, to thank for transforming a no-nonsense bureaucrat and former student militant without elected political experience into his chosen successor.

Two million residents, or 27% of the entire state population, have been left without elected local representation for 15 months, and another 1.6m (about 21%) will be joining them soon.

The idea that there could be a Europe of free trade without elected democratic oversight would mean abandoning any hope of social justice and would be likely to bring about a competitive undermining of workplace rights and benefits.

Without elected officials' intervention, Kellerman said she doesn't expect the Northern California route to change.

"Without being elected, originally without the endorsement of a national paper, standing outside the official structure of one of the main parties, he has established himself as one of the foremost voices about what that party should do".