Sentence examples for ensuing elections from inspiring English sources

In the ensuing elections, the full Republican slate was elected.

In the ensuing elections, Bhutto's PPP won the single largest bloc of seats in the National Assembly.

In the ensuing elections the party's strength in the Chamber dropped to only 10 seats, but Thorez himself retained his seat.

Mr. Gore likes to say that his opponent has never lost a debate -- Mr. Bush was in two before this campaign -- because he won the ensuing elections.

The ensuing elections were an overwhelming victory for Solidarity, which then provided the Prime Minister while the Parliament elected the General, unopposed, as President to reassure Polish and Soviet hardliners.

The reason is simple: The goal is to protect one party or the other -- whichever is in power -- and that party's candidates tend to prevail in the majority of districts in the ensuing elections.

In the ensuing election, Howe had little trouble being re-elected, and 184 Liberals were returned to Ottawa, the greatest total by any party to that point.

He lost his seat in the ensuing election and never returned to the Dáil.

Polls suggest that if his government fell, he and his allies would lose the ensuing election.

The ensuing election in December gave the coalitionists an overwhelming victory.

In the ensuing election, Van Buren and Johnson were defeated by the Whig candidates William Henry Harrison and John Tyler.