Sentence examples for for the second consecutive term from inspiring English sources

For the second consecutive term there will be no elections in the oil-rich province of Kirkuk.

Sheikh Hasina's government which came to power in late 2008 through a participatory election, and for the second consecutive term in early 2014 through a non-participatory election12 has always been accused by the critics and the opposition parties of being pro-Indian and thus adopting a "subservient" foreign policy towards India.

The Yankees were World Series champions for the third consecutive year for nearly six weeks, more than half of that time waiting, along with everyone else, to find out if a Democrat would win the presidency for the third consecutive term.

If he wins election, he would remain LDP president and therefore prime minter for the third consecutive terms.

However, seemingly content with the country's ongoing economic progress under the Broad Front coalition led by Mujica (who was constitutionally prohibited from running for a second, consecutive term), the electorate opted for continuity and returned the presidency to Vázquez, who triumphed over Lacalle Pou in the November runoff election.

That document gives him the right to run for a second consecutive term, reduces civilian oversight of the armed forces and weakens state and municipal governments.

"That guarantees we won't go down the Venezuelan road".Mr Morales would like to use the assembly to remove the ban on presidents standing for a second consecutive term, but others in his Movement to Socialism (MAS) have reservations about this.

The vote was also a test of the drawing power of Mr. Aristide, who was barred by law from running for a second consecutive term in the last election but is expected to run again for president in November without any significant opposition.

More than two dozen members of Uribe's legislative supporters have been arrested for similar ties and corruption (including his own cousin), and the president himself is being investigated for bribing opposition lawmakers in 2004 to vote for the change in the constitution that allowed him to run for a second consecutive term.

Mr. Wallace's first wife, Lurleen Wallace, succeeded him in 1967 after his first term, when he could not run for a second consecutive term; she died in office the next year.

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.