Sentence examples for in a second election from inspiring English sources

This pits the top two first-round candidates against one another in a second election.

It took what Churchill called "one more heave" to defeat them in a second election, in October 1951.

See articleNepal voted for a new Constituent Assembly, in a second election since the end of a Maoist revolt in 2006.

By strongly playing the Turkish nationalist and anti-Kurdish card, Mr Erdogan hopes to win back that majority in a second election on 1 November.

Senior party sources also argued that Labour could expect to fare much better in Scotland in a second election than the first; some polls have suggested that the SNP could win 50 of the 59 seats available north of the border.

But in different guises, hostility to the EU lurks in most countries.When Greek voters threatened to reject the Brussels consensus last May, the threat of being chucked out of the euro persuaded them, in a second election, to choose mainstream parties willing to submit to creditors' demands.

Mr. Aristide, a former Roman Catholic priest, became Haiti's first freely elected president in 1991 and won a second election in 2000.

Will a minority government just fall apart like a biscuit in tea, triggering a second election by Christmas, as Clegg suggests?

In 1993, she won a second election, but was again dismissed in 1996.

In Louisiana, the system would require a second election in December if no candidate breaks 50percentt.

His efforts were thwarted again when he narrowly lost a second election in 1975.