Sentence examples for elections for him from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, his party will have to prevail in June's legislative elections for him to claim a real mandate.

Nixon would soon appear with Paar, but it took two more presidential elections for him to pop up on "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In" and say "Sock it to me!" Ronald Reagan didn't have to bother with such antics; he had been there, done that as a professional before entering politics.

He let public spending outpace the economy's growth and so, arguably, won Mr Ahern's re-election for him.

"Bob Turner's extremist friends won't be able to buy this election for him," Ms. Kerr said in a statement.

The wide Latino margin in favor of Mr. Obama was credited with swinging the election for him in several states.

The state, in turn, proved the tipping point for Mr Obama on election night: as soon as the results from Virginia were in the prognosticators called the election for him.

But if Mr. Reid were able to secure, say, 46 percent of the vote and another 8 percent were to go to None of These Candidates or to third-party alternatives, that would be enough to secure re-election for him.

Many of those out on the streets this past Friday were involved in the Obama campaign in some shape or form, and almost all of them cast their first vote in a presidential election for him.

He told me that he didn't really care who won the election; for him, the main value seemed to be the opportunity to assert control over his clan.

Mr. McCain said it took a few months of hearings as a member of the Senate Commerce Committee after the 2000 election for him to realize the threat from climate change.

There was none of the sort of outrage on the streets that occurred in Iran in June, when backers of the incumbent president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, were accused of rigging the election for him.