newly elected造句

1、The chairman initiate the newly elected members of the committee.

2、The opening paragraph seems to contain a howler about a non-existent “newly elected Spanish government”.

3、His son Rand, newly elected as a senator from Kentucky, has also been stridently critical.

4、All the members (both newly elected and re-elected) will take the office on November 27 and will serve for next three years.

5、Are you willing to take aside 5 minutes each day to pray for the newly elected elders and deacons?

6、In 1585 the newly elected doge had thrown silver COINS instead of the traditional gold at his ascension.

7、All the members of the party have lined up behind the newly elected leader, even those who voted against him.

8、The Representatives newly elected in 1984 were almost four times as wealthy as the first lawmakers elected only six years before, according to a new study based on the members' financial reports.

9、But most newly elected Republican senators, who promised during the campaign to keep their colleagues honest and resist the crooked ways of Washington, eagerly endorsed the idea.

10、These Directors will assume office at the last Board of Directors meeting of the fiscal year with the newly elected Board of Directors.

11、Today, newly elected elders and deacons will be inaugurated. The pastor is also new here, so most of you would not be familiar with her personality or character.

12、Three weeks ago it was the turn of Jacob Zuma, the newly elected leader of the ruling African National Congress (ANC).

13、We could create a precedent, the civilised and voluntary transfer of power from one Russian President to another, newly elected. But I took a different decision.

14、I would like to express my warmest congratulations to the opening of the 2nd General Congress of the Association, and the newly elected leaders, including the President, the Vice Presidents, Secretary General and the Standing Council members.

15、A newly elected senator is a Republican who opposes the legislation. Scott Brown won a seat in Massachusetts that had been held by Democrat ted Kennedy for almost fifty years.

16、Studies of the latest round of election indicate that the newly elected members of villagers are Better educated:about 70 percent have received junior middle school education while a few have received a junior college or university education.

17、Political oversight is not limited to these formal directives; a newly elected President, for example, is expected to bring new people and new policies into the regulatory process, even if the basic statutes remain the same.

18、Senator Claire McCaskill, the newly elected Democrat from Missouri and one of 16 women in the Senate, seemed a bit in awe after taking the oath of office on Thursday afternoon.