Sentence examples for elected this time from inspiring English sources

"He who is elected this time will win next time," he said confidently.

Since nobody was elected this time, shouldn't the committee vote again next year instead of waiting two and four years?

Instead, the class elected this time is made up of five people who represent an ideological mix — and who ran in some cases on their personal biographies.

Eight of the women elected this time were on a reformist-backed list of 30 candidates standing in the Tehran constituency known as "the list of hope".

So there is no chance that any of them will be elected this time, even if Bonds and perhaps Clemens — who, unlike Sosa, seemed likely to reach the Hall before they juiced — may eventually get in.

With less than 10% of the projected vote, he certainly would not have been elected this time around, but many Brazilians and political observers had earmarked the 49-year-old former governor of the northern state of Pernambuco as a genuine contender for 2018.

In 1964, Maurice was surprised to be re-elected, this time in a northern constituency: Stockport South.

But in 2010, a year after Mrs. Merkel was re-elected, this time in coalition with the pro-business Free Democrats, she did a U-turn on nuclear policy by prolonging the life of the nuclear plants.

That was 2012, the year Obama was re-elected, this time on a much more sophisticated campaign whose backbone was "big data" and Facebook friend networks, using techniques that foreshadowed much of what was to come.

If he is re-elected (this time with the added benefit of thousands of new members now recognised as legitimate voters), he has a duty to help to rebuild trust in politics among young people and keep the best of Labour's historical legacy.

Her party was then re-elected, this time with a Tory majority.