Sentence examples for reelected from inspiring English sources

Iain Wright, the town's MP since a 2004 byelection, was reelected in 2010 with a healthy majority of 5,509.

The bleeding has been mostly stemmed, and Obama continues to lead in enough states to get reelected.

But if when taking office on November 3rd the newly reelected Latvian prime minister reveals that his private hobbies are snakecharming or firewalking, few European counterparts would find it surprising.

OF ALL the Slate-worthy pitches on all the websites in the world, Ben Smith's had to walk into my RSS feed:Obama Prepares To Screw His Base Young people reelected the president.

To protect those reserves, Ms Fernández has effectively blocked the sale of dollars at the official rate since she was reelected in 2011.The policy has succeeded in reducing capital flight, but expensive energy imports and limp tourism figures have continued to erode the reserves, which fell by $4.7 billion in the first five months of 2013, to their lowest level in six years.

Stephen Harper's (left, above) Conservatives, who have held power for five years, were easily reelected and will stay in government until 2015.

And Blunt, newly reelected to the leadership, offered an even more important warning, albeit unintentionally.

Yesterday his former constituents reelected this cerebral libertarian with a stonking 60% of the vote.

Barack Obama, the U.S. president, has taken this message on the road to explain why he ought to be reelected despite a lacklustre economic record.

Last month he was reelected with 81% of the vote, having attempted to tame the unruly metropolis.Lagos, which vies with Cairo for the title of Africa's most populous city, exhausts even Nigerians, famed for their energy and entrepreneurial zeal.

Hoeven was reelected in 2004 and 2008.