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elect

[ih-lekt] / ɪˈlɛkt /


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He added: "I can assure you of integrity of current staff and elected office bearers but neither that nor justice being done addresses the perilous financial position which we find ourselves in as a result."

From BBC

They are not directly elected politicians, so they are afforded a measure of respect.

From BBC

"There is no such thing as a family day with the children where we go somewhere," Zelensky, who was elected president in a landslide in 2019, told AFP.

From Barron's

Reform UK previously said Manning would not be allowed to sit as a party councillor if elected, stating his unearthed social media posts were "unacceptable".

From BBC

"Younger and middle-aged candidates make up the majority," the Lao News Agency said, adding that the government was aiming to elect women to at least 30 percent of seats.

From Barron's