Sentence examples for at a second term from inspiring English sources

But that threat to Zuma appears to have been neutralised, leaving the president a clear run at a second term.

That threat was less credible when a debt default might have wrecked Mr. Obama's chances at a second term.

But has he risked his chances at a second term in New Jersey, which is more liberal than the nation?

Still, any kind of leftist victory would be seen as a severe blow to President Jacques Chirac, who is expected to try his chances at a second term in the presidential election scheduled for next year.

And when we emerge from all of that the government will either have won the day and got its laws through (less likely) or achieved the double-dissolution election that it wanted to have anyway to clear out the Senate, setting up a clearer run at a second term in government if it prevails.

General McChrystal's presentation to Nato defence ministers and Isaf representatives provided an uncompromising obstacle to Mr Obama's plan to bring troops home in time to give him a shot at a second term, according to senior military sources.

African Americans without college degrees are not only loyal to the Democratic Party, but the election puts at risk a second term for the nation's first black president.

Overcome with emotion at winning a second term, in the early hours of last Saturday, the Mayor of Tower Hamlets broke down.

He was then at Oxford for a second term as chancellor (1273 74).

Eschewing the old campaign playbook, they aren't waiting a decent interval to, say, let Obama try his hand at governing in a second term.

At the same time, a second term for President Obama might not be a doomsday situation.