Sentence examples for election for another from inspiring English sources
He has just declared himself ready to stand in next year's election for another six-year term.
Since he will not face an election for another five years, Mr. Corzine's aides say these "party building" donations prove that his motives were pure all along.
He added that he would be up for election for another two-year term in 2015, and at the end of that term he would be 63 years old.
Abe, who does not have to fight an election for another three years, is expected to push ahead with his nationalist agenda, including constitutional reforms that would end the military's purely defensive role.
So stop with the silly hyperbole that, unless you change, the Democrats may not win another presidential election for another generation.
Whatever one thinks of his comments on Jon Ossoff, Sanders is out there right now with Democratic National Committee Chair Tom Perez on the "Come Together and Fight Back" tour, traveling to red and purple states across the country (he's also heading to Montana to stump for Democrat Rob Quist in next month's special election for another vacant House seat).
TO NOBODY'S surprise, Kyrgyzstan's incumbent president, Kurmanbek Bakiev, won re-election for another five-year term on July 23rd.
Mr. Lewis's departure would open a route to re-election for another Republican, most likely Representative Gary Miller, to the open seat, the House Republican aide said.
Members say Mr. Bragman's coup attempt weakened Mr. Silver's grip on the House, and left him vulnerable to a challenge in the fall, when he faces re-election for another term as speaker.
Now the son for whom that defeat was a cataclysmic experience also appears to be drifting, as the war against terrorism has given way to corporate scandals, falling stockmarkets and the idea that a rich Republican president is out of touch.George Bush junior is not in as bad a fix as his father was—not least because he does not face re-election for another two-and-a-half years.
With no elections for another two years, his government will feel it is wiser to take tough measures now rather than later, hoping that positive results will show when voters go back to the polls.
