Sentence examples for electoral term from inspiring English sources

Neither is it the inevitable consequence of being roughly half way through a third electoral term.

Australia's three-year electoral term meant Gillard was forced to take Labor to the polls just two months later.

Even so, they are likely to stick together for the whole of the current electoral term, which ends in 2010.

With Hamas's domestic political stock rising just as Mahmoud Abbas's electoral term had run out, this would not have made the incumbent president's life any easier.

But then with his parliamentary majority he has little need for them.He could well be in this fortunate position for at least another seven years the rest of this electoral term and, assuming he is re-elected, the next one.

He used this strategy through his electoral term but intensified it after being removed as finance minister, emphasizing that this gave him more time to do what he loves: mingling with the people.

But, in electoral terms, it may be the least costly.

Scotland soon became a Tory-free zone in electoral terms.

In electoral terms, Democrats had to view the week's events with confidence.

The DPP has felt the trauma in emotional and electoral terms.

In electoral terms, he need fret about the economy only in 2016.