Sentence examples for cycle of elections from inspiring English sources

All councillors are elected for a term of four years, but the four-year cycle of elections is different for different councils.

I hope people remember this in the next cycle of elections".

Thailand has experienced a repeated cycle of elections, coups and new Constitutions since the absolute monarchy was abolished in 1932.

The United States would hardly be in the business of stopping a cycle of elections once they start.

The reason we passed the fixed-term parliaments bill in the first place is that an endless cycle of elections is very destabilising to the country".

Those failures have been seen in the cycle of elections and coups that has repeated itself since the 1973 overthrow of the Thanom Kittikachorn dictatorship.

Last week, Commonwealth Bank boss Ian Narev warned Labor its "bank bashing" risked damaging overseas investor confidence and he lamented continuous cycle of election-campaign politics.

With Mr Harper now a more familiar figure, that may not work this time".This cycle of election after election, minority after minority, is beginning to put some of the country's interests in serious jeopardy," Mr Harper warned in a debate among the party leaders, though he did not say what interests were at stake.His problem is that he has no potential coalition partner.

Assistant Attorney General Thomas Perez, head of the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division, told HuffPost last week that the administration is working to combat the "shock and somnolence cycle" of election issues that often draw national attention, only to fade from view.

We have allowed our system of government to devolve into a continuous cycle of election and re-election, where our representatives are focused only on the money it takes to get them re-elected, and doing the bidding of those who give the money.

Rhimes believes some of these efforts could be the result of a hope to stand out amid the 24-hour cycle of election chatter on social media, which has been a stronger presence than ever in 2016 with candidates trading barbs on Twitter.