Sentence examples for a second election to from inspiring English sources

Politicians are sceptical that it will bring results; all three parties are already gearing up for a second election to be held on either June 10th or 17th.

He governed for a short period after 1964, when Labour got a very small majority, and after February 1974, when Labour did not have a majority at all, and then went for a second election to seek a stronger position.

But in different guises, hostility to the EU lurks in most countries.When Greek voters threatened to reject the Brussels consensus last May, the threat of being chucked out of the euro persuaded them, in a second election, to choose mainstream parties willing to submit to creditors' demands.

David Cameron has ruled out running in a third election to be prime minister, as he bids to take on the top job in a second Parliament.

A Labour-led coalition will lack legitimacy in England and, if it is governing from a clear second-place, it might be better to seek a second election than to first walk into power and then into oblivion.

The second election, to fill a one-month vacancy in the seat before the next Congress starts, is only for voters living in the First District as it existed before the redrawn boundaries.

But the temptation would be to replace him if a second election were to take place in more than a year's time.

So split are they over whether to accept or reject the country's international bailout and further cost-cutting, that a second election is now to take place in mid-June.

Although a second election is difficult to trigger because of the Fixed-Term Parliaments Act introduced by the last government (see Q&A, below), the chances of a repeat poll are increasing.

But Conservatives are keenly aware that there could be a heavy political price to pay if they go into a second election having conspicuously failed to realise their ambition.

Mr Brown had been urged by some supporters to stand against John Smith in 1992 when Neil Kinnock stood down after a second election defeat but deferred to his mentor.