Sentence examples for for a consecutive term from inspiring English sources
Saca was not eligible for a consecutive term in office.
After a term as lieutenant governor, Mr. Kaine campaigned in 2005 to replace the enormously popular Mr. Warner (Virginia governors cannot run for a consecutive term).
In the process, Medina's popularity soared, and in June 2015 the constitution was amended to allow him to run for a consecutive term.
He was constitutionally prohibited from running for a consecutive term as president, and his party, APRA (Alianza Popular Revolucionaria Americana; "Popular Revolutionary American Party"), chose not to field a candidate in the 2011 presidential election.
In the run-up to the 2012 presidential election, Fernández was pressured by supporters to attempt to engineer a change to the constitution that would permit him to run for a consecutive term.
Humala was constitutionally prohibited from running for a consecutive term in 2016, and as the campaign unfolded, Keiko Fujimori's status as the front-runner was solidified in March 2016 when the National Jury of Elections banned the candidacy of her most-serious challenger, Julio Guzmán, because his All for Peru party had violated electoral procedures when registering its presidential ticket.
See articleA law calling a referendum on a constitutional change that would allow Colombia's president, Álvaro Uribe, to run for a third consecutive term at an election next year received final approval from the country's Congress.
Honduras's Supreme Court ordered his arrest when he persisted with a plan to organise a consultative ballot on changing the constitution, seemingly to allow himself to stand for a second consecutive term in an election due on November 29th.
Lukashenko, who has been in power in the ex-Soviet republic since 1994 and is running for a fifth consecutive term in an election in October, had been motivated by humane principles, his press service said.
Although Mr Aznar had stuck to a pledge to stand down and not present himself for a third consecutive term, commentators said the vote was a direct criticism of him rather than of his hand-picked successor, Mariano Rajoy.
