Sentence examples for latter election from inspiring English sources

The latter election overshadowed many national and international decisions from German abstention in the UN Security Council decision in favour of intervention in Libya to decisive financial action in Greece and to the nuclear energy phaseout.

In the latter election, which was a particularly bad year for Democratic gubernatorial candidates, the Republican Governors Association spent $170 million to the DGA's $98 million.

In that latter election, a surprising 19percentt of black men under 30 voted against the reelection of the country's first black president, up from 6percentt who voted Republican in 2008.

But there's election-time and there election-time and this is the latter – election-getting-very-close-now time.

Ljotić was arrested in the run-up to the latter elections and briefly sent to an insane asylum after being charged with religious mania.

The tensions between MacLennan and Lewis were behind the latter's election eve exit, and a sign that MacLennan had won the power struggle.

The Australian cardinal was appointed as the church's top financial official by Pope Francis following the latter's election in 2013.

What's more, English can subvert one's best attempts at flattery: a congratulatory letter from Hollande to Obama on the latter's election use the sign-off "friendly" - an unfortunately over-literal translation of the French "amicalement".

Later, Rivers succeeded Herrera Beutler in the house after the latter's election to the United States Congress.

The former relates to foreign exchange profits and the latter to an election that funds can make to save taxes under some circumstances.

Mr Khamenei saved President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad after the latter's re-election in 2009, but today the two barely conceal their personal and ideological rivalry.