Sentence examples similar to re elected through from inspiring English sources

If they cannot claim a crown, they are re-elected through soft-flowing referendums.

If it is a catastrophe to lose an election, is it not a greater catastrophe for an incumbent president to get re-elected through a massive cover-up of wrongdoing that got him expelled from the White House shortly after his big win?

Hundreds of thousands of Iranians peacefully took to the streets in support of Mousavi after the June 2009 vote, claiming Ahmadinejad was re-elected through massive vote fraud.

Mr. Hunt was re-elected in 1990, but halfway through his second term, he was convicted of violating state ethics law and was kicked out of office.

While Osborne stuck, roughly, to the balance of spending cuts and tax rises that Labour had intended in 2010 (82% of the consolidation in cuts, 18% in tax rises) that would change if Tories are re-elected to see the plan through.

Unlike Mr Obama's (so far), their ratings fell through the 40s, yet both were re-elected to second terms.

No previous Labour prime minister has been re-elected with a majority big enough to carry him through a full second term.

Livingstone was re-elected in 2004, continuing and expanding his transport policies through mandatory bus and cycling lanes.

He steered through a new constitution and last year had himself re-elected under it.

Woodrow Wilson was elected President of the United States in 1912, was re-elected in 1916 promising to keep the nation out of war, led the nation through World War I, and left office in 1921.

He was re-elected in October.