Sentence examples for for second term from inspiring English sources
3. Christine Lagarde, who is bidding for second term at the head of the International Monetary Fund, tells the BBC that China is "not all doom and gloom".
But even though there might be obvious causes for second term blues, Lauren Neal, a third year University College London student, says: "You still feel that you don't really have anything specific to complain about".
With both the president and his most effective minister in a sort of political limbo, the conservative opposition is finding it hard to develop an election strategy, let alone find a credible candidate.When the fog clears, it seems likely that Mr Mohajerani will be out of his job and that Mr Khatami will stand for second term.
In 2010, he was elected for second term with more than 90% of the vote, as people supported policies aimed at boosting small and local businesses.
In 2010, he was elected for second term with more than 90% of the vote, as people supported his policies aimed at boosting small and local businesses.
Announcing his plans to stand for second term, he joked: "I have written a letter to the relevant person in high command for the nomination, but whether they give it to me is another question".
By the end of his (hoped-for) second term in 2012, Mr Zapatero wants to have all 17 regions fitted out with new charters.
I suppose that many people are sort of upset that Obama gets to sort of skate on this -- he was clearly always, at the very least, going to pop up after the start of his hoped-for second term and say, "Whoa, I am suddenly for gay marriage" -- and that marriage equality wasn't going to get hero president who led with courage and conviction on this issue.
A11 NEW YORK/REGION B1-5 Pataki Faces Rough Race For Third Term as Governor As Gov. George E. Pataki looks toward a probable run for a third term next year, New York's political landscape starts to resemble a minefield.
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