Sentence examples for election of then from inspiring English sources

His brief was to secure the election of then candidate, and current president, Enrique Peña Nieto.

Though Roosevelt was not elected in 1912, this did result in the election of then-New Jersey Governor Woodrow Wilson.

Beginning "If I was running al-Qaeda in Iraq" – never not a good idea – he warned that the election of then-US Democratic presidential aspirant Barack Obama would be a boost for terrorists.

Former prime minister John Howard was heavily criticised in 2007 when he warned that the election of then-US Democratic presidential aspirant Barack Obama would be a boost for terrorists in Iraq.

He pressed resolutions for constitutional amendments to provide for popular election of senators (then elected by state legislatures) and of the president (chosen by the Electoral College), and limiting the tenure of federal judges to 12 years.

Demonstrations continued for a fifth day, after 13 people were reported to have been killed on Sunday in the worst wave of unrest since 2009 when huge crowds took to the streets to condemn the re-election of then-president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

Otto, who had marched into Rome with his army and had called the synod, subsequently influenced the election of Leo, then only a layman.

If the opposition does well, it may crow about being able to build strong alliances for the real general election of 2014.Before then, however, the BJP will have to tackle an old-leadership problem of its own.

The election of Scott Brown then, and to another degree the loss of a major voice, Air America, comes as a warning that progressives need to take seriously.

Were the winner of this election to then lose the 2016 poll, that trend would continue.

"And there was the uncertainty of the election, and then of course Wall Street was kind of in turmoil".