Sentence examples for during another election from inspiring English sources

The play was revived during another election season, the fall of 2000, under the title "Gore Vidal's 'The Best Man,"' running three and a half months.

This being said we are a long way from 1960 when John F. Kennedy, during another US election, said that because of the spread of nuclear technology that "10, 15 or 20 will have a nuclear capacity... by the end of the Presidential office in 1964".

French magistrates are examining whether the attack was a reprisal against France's decision to stop commissions on arms sales in Pakistan, and if there was any link to campaign funding during another French election, back in 1995.

The situation has been tense in the region since security forces clashed with protesters during another by-election on 9 April.

For example:"during election years, government consumption increases and leads to higher fiscal deficits.

In Trump's inauguration address, he promised to be a unifier who would bring together the groups that oftentimes appeared to be at war with one another during the election.

In this case, Mr. Trump sees the surveillance allegation as a way to push back against what he considers the unfair insinuation that he somehow colluded with the Russians during last year's election — another assertion for which intelligence committee leaders have said they so far have found no evidence.

"Although there is a commitment that has been made during the election, there is another agreement we have to stick to which is the coalition agreement.

The apathy could also be due to the traditional drop in political fervor during nonpresidential election years, although another feeling is also fueling the ambivalence: betrayal.

We tested another claim made during the election: that Barack Obama is secretly Muslim.

And yet little over a year since Nawaz Sharif won a thumping overall majority in parliament, the wolves are circling once again.This time the threat does not come from the army or, not directly but from a shameless power grab by a pair of politicians: one of whom failed to win enough votes during last year's election, and another who didn't even field candidates.