Sentence examples for midterm governments from inspiring English sources
Look at the history of byelections throughout the ages - midterm governments tend to get a drubbing".
He warned Blair about the "anxieties which are developing particularly among beef farmers and to a lesser degree sheep farmers" as a consequence of a government midterm review.
He will know that governments in midterm always get a hammering, often bouncing back to win a general election.
The sanguine brigade among the Tories thinks it no more than a run of particularly bad form, typical of many governments at midterm, from which they can make a recovery so long as the prime minister and chancellor get their act together.
The federal government's midterm elections loomed.
Throughout the campaign, Mr. Sarkozy rejected the notion that the ballot was a midterm referendum on his government.
Next up were queries about spirituality, Gandhi, the American midterm elections and his government's negotiations with the Taliban.
"Modest economic growth, divided government, a midterm election in a president's second term – it's kind of a recipe for not much happening," said Gary C. Jacobson, a scholar of Congressional elections at the University of California-San Diego.
He gave the largest conceivable hostage to the austerity programmers when he said, after the 2010 midterm defeat, that a government ran just like a household and its priority before everything else was to pay its debts.
All the political editors for national daily papers are men, and the number of female correspondents is declining; when Prime Minister David Cameron held a news conference on the coalition government's midterm review in January, there was a small uproar — headlined in political blogs "Where have all the women gone?" — because he failed to take a single question from a female journalist.
With just over 100 days left until the 2018 midterm elections, the federal government is scrambling to shore up the country's election infrastructure to defend against foreign cyberattacks.
