Sentence examples similar to after the mid term from inspiring English sources

There will be no sixty votes possible after the mid-term elections, anyway.

Fed policy makers meet next on Nov. 6, the day after the mid-term Congressional elections.

AT FIRST glance, the headlines after the mid-term election on October 27th were confusing.

The premier is also pressing Mr Bush to re-engage with the Middle East after the mid-term US elections.

Republicans control the House and may control the Senate too after the mid-term elections in November.

He said he would let the Bush-era tax cuts expire for the rich, but backed down after the mid-term elections.

The Senate had already deferred the issue until its "lame-duck" session in November, after the mid-term elections but before those elected take office.

Republicans claimed the one-year delay was a cynical attempt to postpone the issue until after the mid-term elections and repeated calls for the law to be repealed.

Reid raised eyebrows when he suggested that he was prepared to schedule the vote as late as 18 November, which is two weeks after the mid-term congressional elections.

At the same time, Obama has pursued an ambitious domestic and international climate change agenda – despite opposition from Republicans who now control both houses of Congress after the mid-term elections.

Where the Democrat losses stand on the scale of mid-term defeatsAS THE dust settles after the mid-term elections on November 2nd, it will be only mildly consoling to Democrats that they have clung on to the Senate.