Sentence examples for election once again from inspiring English sources
The battle against the Welfs, which Conrad III put foremost on his political program, was abandoned with his death in 1152, when an election once again decided the succession and the political situation in Germany for the next 30 years.
In the wake of ongoing violence, amid criticism of the parliamentary polls, and under pressure from regional and international organizations, Burundi agreed to postpone the presidential election once again, to July 21.
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Mr. Imus noted in his unsubtle manner that Mr. Torricelli was up for re-election once again, and suggested that perhaps he would have Mr. Torricelli's opponent on the show instead.
They also agreed to take part in elections once again.
He appointed a new interim government with Bainimarama again as prime minister and postponed national elections once again, this time until 2014.
Free elections once again took place in 1955, and Quwatli, at the head of the National Party (the successor to the National Bloc), was elected president.
