Brazilian democracy bears the burdens of economic near-collapse and an ineffective, unelected President.

No such social contract exists between the unelected President of the Soviet Union and the peoples of its various republics.

Ford, described as "the first unelected President" because he had not run for either the Presidency or the Vice-Presidency, had succeeded Richard Nixon after having been appointed U.S. Vice-President in 1974.

In 1906, the elected office of Vice-Chancellor was abolished; the unelected President of the University took over as Chair of the Senate.

In Mr. Dallek's opinion, Johnson could not have walked away from Vietnam in 1963-64, given existing assumptions about the cold war and his own unproven record as an unelected President.

In 2009 McCauley caused waves politically when he invited the then unelected President of South Africa, Jacob Zuma, to speak at a Sunday morning meeting.

As of 2013, Franco remains the last unelected President of Brazil.

Many have democratically elected governments that resent the decrees of an unelected Soviet President.

The wicked Lisbon constitution already forces an unelected President and Foreign Minister on us all.

Did he mean to suggest that Clinton's death or impeachment might give us one more unelected President?