Examples of using Being elected in English and their translations into Chinese
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IDPs face no legal or administrative obstacles not faced by the resident population that prevent them from voting, being elected or working in public service.
The congressman regularly topped the list of the richest lawmakers, making his fortune in the car alarm business before being elected to Congress.
In closing statements, Zuckerberg responded to a question from a speech attendee about how Elizabeth Warren being elected president would impact Facebook.
And he's spent the past year using these skills to work on a personal goal: being elected to Congress.
Over the previous decade, women had made unprecedented strides in political life, with increasing numbers of women being elected at the municipal and parliamentary levels.
The President of the Republic is elected by direct suffrage, the candidate who obtains more than half the votes being elected.
Mr. Al-Najem(Kuwait)(spoke in Arabic): We would like to congratulate you, Sir, on being elected President of the General Assembly.
His success led to him being elected as a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1915 and later knighted.
It added,“Before being elected president, Mr. Trump was one of the most successful businessmen in the world.
Just a short time after being elected mayor of Toronto, Canada, John Tory received a visit from Judy and Wilmot Matthews.
Amerindian women have never been officially debarred from being elected to be touschanus(captains) of their village councils.
He ended his distinguished career by being elected first President of Ireland in 1938 and remained in office until his term was finished in 1945.
A total of 223 candidates with immigrant background ended up being elected in the municipality councils in 2007, including 140 with non-western background.
The search for something new has led to a comedian being elected mayor of Reykjavik.
Merely being elected to parliament does not necessarily lead to the ability to meaningfully influence decision-making or aid gender- sensitive policymaking.
Libya had the honour of being elected last May to the Human Rights Council.
Although women were given an equal opportunity to apply for jobs in ministries, cultural and political factors often prevented them being elected to public office.
An election ensued for the post between past president Gould and Gordon Douglas with Mr. Gould being elected.
The organization held elections in late 2008 which resulted in a new President, Vice-President and other individuals being elected into key roles.
A possible procedure would be to have a series of ballots, allowing candidates to withdraw if they had little possibility of being elected.