Sentence examples for no more election from inspiring English sources

"No more election after today," the crowd chanted in response.

He has won a second term as Russia's president and has no more election campaigns ahead of him.

"After last year's circus, people want no more election surprises," says Alvaro Rojas, a political commentator.Mr Fujimori's antics meant that last year was a wasted one for the economy.

A Fund mission was in Moscow this week to set terms for the current year.To get anywhere with Mr Yeltsin's wish-list, which includes shrinking the army and paying off wage arrears, Mr Chubais needs Mr Yeltsin's public backing--and must hope that the president will prove less of a trimmer now that he has no more election campaigns ahead of him.

"No more elections!" he shouted at a reporter outside of his polling place.

"No more elections," he said, in a way that made him sound less like Cincinnatus, withdrawing from public life, and more like a man on his way to a coup.

Get re-elected and, with no more elections to worry about, get busy dismantling and destroying our firearms freedom".

In February 2012, Wayne Lapierre, the group's executive vice president, described then-first-term President Obama's hidden agenda: "Get re-elected and, with no more elections to worry about...erase the Second Amendment from the Bill of Rights and excise it from the U.S. Constitution".

He faces no more elections until 2007.

To his relief, there are no more elections until 2007.

Mr. Obama, of course, has no more elections to worry about.