PUT IN, PUT INTO (2)

put (somebody) in = elect a politician to a parliament or a political party to govern

examples:

• When we put them in, we never thought they would take such measures.
• I don 't think people will ever want to put them in again.
• Theu put them in after being ten years in the opposition.
• I cannot believe the kind of people we sometimes put into office!
• Who put him into parliament?
• The political party was put in with a large majority.
• The party was put in for a second time in a row.
• Two politicians of the party were charged with corruption only two years after they had been put into office.
• The voters put them in with a reduced majority.