Sentence examples for more election and from inspiring English sources

In 1978, Diefenbaker announced that he would stand in one more election, and under the slogan "Diefenbaker Now More Than Ever", weathered a campaign the following year during which he apparently suffered a mild stroke, although the media were told he was bedridden with influenza.

"There are also more elections and it's more complex; some councils elect a third of their seats at a time so you can end up with a different election every year".

Reagan was re-elected and spent eight years in the White House; Thatcher won two more elections and was prime minister for more than 11 years.

Since then, I've won 11 more elections and lost three.

They are embracing modern technology, voting in ever more elections and pressing their leaders to do better.

But his relations with Mr Mujuru had recently cooled after the former guerrilla leader suggested he was too old to win any more elections and should step down.

At a time when democracy is gaining footholds in Africa with more elections and fewer dictatorships, Bingu wa Mutharika is accused of riding a counter-current: the return of the big man.

Mr. Schoep has said the group wants to try its hand at more elections, and it has even tried to mimic the populist language used by some candidates during the 2010 campaign, railing against banks receiving "tax-funded federal bailouts" while Americans continue to struggle.

In Venezuela "you don't see a government in charge, only plebiscites, referendums, more elections and they tell us 'wait', but we gringos are not known for our patience," Peter Romero, the State Department's top official for Latin America, told a Spanish newspaper.

By 2014 there will be two more elections and an awful lot can happen to reverse this bill".

The rest of Bruxner's parliamentary career was to be on the opposition benches, leading the Country Party through five more elections and through the instability of the larger opposition parties that eventually united as the Liberal Party of Australia.