Sentence examples for reelections from inspiring English sources

Manuel Estrada Cabrera then became provisional president, regularized his status by an election, and by repeated reelections maintained himself in power until leaders of the opposition Unionist Party forced him from office by having the assembly declare him insane (1920).

He served his first term respecting the constitution but then had it changed in order to ensure his repeated "reelections".

Balaguer's conservative rule, and his reelections in 1970 and 1974, reflected the power of the business, commercial, and industrial oligarchy, as well as of the military.

Roosevelt's three reelections (he was the only president to serve more than two terms), the succession of Harry S. Truman to the presidency on Roosevelt's death in 1945, and Truman's narrow election over New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey in 1948 kept the Republicans out of the White House for two decades.

They dealt with the problem by expelling the Socialists Revolutionaries and Mensheviks from the soviets and forcing reelections until they obtained the desired majorities.

McConnell, who faces reelection in 2014 and is being challenged for his seat by Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes, among others, has been criticized in his home state of Kentucky for dealing with Democrats.

"Big data is bullshit," proclaims Obama's reelection chief number-cruncher.

That an obscure former senator with wildly right-wing views, who lost his last reelection campaign by 18 points, could give Mr Romney such a run for his money may say more about the presumptive nominee than it does about Mr Santorum.

A Polish prime minister winning reelection would be an historic first.Stability marks a dramatic shift.

If politicians dependent on large infusions of cash to win reelection see their revenue stream shrinking due to the disgust of moderate voters, he thinks, they will respond by delivering moderate results.I doubt this will work.

In the US, listening to money is the only way to secure reelection.