Sentence examples for in for another term from inspiring English sources

It was a governor being sworn in for another term, not a mayor being sworn in for a first term.

He would resign as the army's chief of staff by tomorrow, the day he is supposed to be sworn in for another term as president.

Nevertheless, Gbagbo, who had the support of the country's military and top levels of government, was sworn in for another term as president.

Her followers who have tried to visit have been arrested, detained or turned away.Mrs Zia, a two-time prime minister, is likely to remain locked up until Sheikh Hasina, the current prime minister (pictured above, in duplicate), has been sworn in for another term.

Leading up to the July 3 meeting, Standard & Poor's analyst Scott Kessler says, it's possible that shareholders will nominate other people to the board and that some of Yahoo!'s current board members won't get voted in for another term.

"We feel part of the community here, and it would be very sad indeed if we had to move back to the UK, especially now that the Conservative government is back in for another term".

As a Whig in a strongly pro-Andrew Jackson state, Bates also lost his reelection attempt in 1828 for another term in the House.

In a statement, the 56-year-old said: "It has truly been an honour and a privilege to represent the people of Minnesota's sixth district in Congress, and I am humbled that they have placed their trust in me for another term".

Soft-pedaling aside, Democratic leaders in the Senate are so concerned about 2006 that they have been working to convince senators considering retirement to stay in office for another term.

Both were rejected out of hand, meaning the 78-year-old – preparing to stand in 2015 for another term despite earlier promising this would be his last – could theoretically carry on forever.

Swan's decision to continue on in politics for another term has also sparked some internal disquiet, with some Queensland colleagues suggesting he is intent on lining up a return to the frontbench.