Sentence examples for repeated elections from inspiring English sources

It has not been a barrier to Ms. Mussolini's repeated elections to Parliament, where she has served for 11 years now.

Those who backed him in repeated elections remain grateful to the first Thai prime minister to give them some tangible benefits, such as cheap health care and village development funds.

It grew out of despair that Labour could ever win again after repeated election defeats.

"In the repeated election it was all about mobilisation," above all, encouraging "undecided or frustrated" people to vote.

He also admitted that the decision to back a rise in university tuition fees – in contrast to his repeated election pledges – had been very difficult.

Zaev has demanded a government of national unity, which has been resisted by Gruevski, prime minister since 2006, who has enjoyed repeated election victories.

A self-proclaimed socialist and revolutionary, he won enduring support among the poor and repeated election victories by using Venezuela's oil wealth to pursue socialist policies.

In the Muslim world, there are signal events that everybody watches as signposts of possibility -- the Algerian revolution of 1959, the Six Day War in 1967, the Iranian revolution in 1979, the Palestinian intifada in 1987, and then here in Turkey the repeated election of an Islamic party to govern a democratic republic in 2002, 2007 and 2011.

Spain has never had to repeat elections since democracy was restored in 1978.

The budget dispute could force Catalonia to hold repeat elections.

Everyone was already on edge, waiting for the repeat elections on 1 November.