Examples of 'could be elected' in a sentence
Meaning of "could be elected"
someone who might be chosen or appointed to a position through a voting process such as an election or selection
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He wondered if he could be elected without a wife knowing about it.
A member of a dynasty or only a ruling prince could be elected.
L could be elected in the third round.
And only cats could be elected.
Could be elected to serve our country through the.
Only a member of a governing princely house could be elected.
The judge could be elected for one year only.
It is a beautiful thing that this man could be elected president.
A secretary could be elected democratically.
They organized an interim government to serve until a government could be elected and inaugurated.
Officers in an organization could be elected through the process of nominations and elections.
It was expected Bakare would be a caretaker bishop until a substantive leader could be elected.
The senators could be elected by direct universal suffrage and by proportional representation.
But then few thought he could be elected President.
The EP could be elected on the basis of European lists constituted by European parties.
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Sunni Muslims believe anyone could be elected to leadership.
Mihai Ghimpu succeeded Voronin as acting president until a proper President could be elected.
Maybe Sarah could be elected after all.
A Roman male of the upper classes became Quaestor before he could be elected Praetor.
The New Right could be elected with five seats.
Former Prime Minister Edward Natapei became interim prime minister until a new leader could be elected.
It is extremely unlikely an avowed atheist could be elected president of the United States.
He could be elected by the people or the people 's representatives.
Some commentators speculated that Zeman could be elected in the first round.
Only five people could be elected to each forum - all others had already been pre-selected.
Initially, only princely descendants could be elected princes.
Willie Mays could be elected mayor of San Francisco.
With the proposed solution, there is a danger that candidates could be elected by surprise.
With that rhetoric, he could be elected governor in ten states.
He's complaining about his tribe getting so weak that a black man could be elected president.
In his opinion, a new parliament could be elected only after the completion of a constitution-making process.
In that year, he originated a law stating that no one could be elected censor twice.
Who could be elected delegates?
If you are wondering how a fascist could be elected in the first place, so are we!
Charles Hicks ' brother William served briefly as interim chief until a permanent chief could be elected.
However, if one were not forthcoming, they could be elected by a simple majority.
The deputies could be elected by all Lithuanians over 18 years of age.
Are you saying that Bergoglio could be elected pope?
Even I could be elected for a day?
Is there really a chance this man could be elected President?
I could be elected class president? Dad, do you think Really? Sure.
However, only white men could be elected to Parliament.
I knew I would be a different kind of Democrat, and could be elected.
You ask how Trump could be elected president?
He was replaced by Israel Pickens until a replacement, John McKinley, could be elected.
However, only a Hungarian citizen could be elected representative or mayor.
Election of Regional Councillors - only three candidates per region could be elected.
I suppose if he wanted to, Willie Mays could be elected mayor of San Francisco.
Even I could be elected for a day? Why not!
It 's hard to see how someone as crude as Duterte could be elected president.
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Two women were elected and three were appointed
Elected by geographical constituencies through direct elections
From members elected by the governing body
