Sentence examples for election for two years from inspiring English sources
"I've been dreaming of this election for two years since the day armed men killed my father and my brother in Bangui.
The Liberal Democratic-led government does not have to call a general election for two years, but it will face intense pressure to call one sooner and ask for a popular mandate.
If the question is examined by this standard, perhaps it will appear that an election for two years is short enough for a representative in Congress.
You thought we wouldn't have to deal with another federal election for two years after Nov. 8, didn't you?
Under the city charter, ethics commissioners cannot seek election for two years after their terms to any city office "concerning which the commission has made a decision" while they served.
In Egypt, officials in 2006 delayed local elections for two years, saying they would use that time to improve the democratic conditions, though those improvements have not occurred.
He said he was counting on Washington to press Egypt to change, and "there are only three years left of this administration". Last week, Egypt announced that it was delaying local elections for two years.
Of course, diplomats are paid to be, well, diplomatic, and there are others in this modest kingdom who fault King Abdullah harshly for dissolving Parliament and postponing elections for two years until they were finally held last week.
The coalition said it had been promoting the elections for two years.
Still, the foreign diplomat, who's been in country working almost exclusively on elections for two years in one of the largest foreign embassies in Haiti, remained optimistic.
