Sentence examples for the consequent election from inspiring English sources

In the consequent election, Mr O'Neill obtained a large majority, with 70 MPs for him to 24 against.

The consequent election campaign, instead of dealing with substantive issues, rapidly degenerated into a vote on whether or not the Communists were to be allowed a share of power.

The consequent election sharply divides the apparently cosy community and reveals the snobbery, malice, darkness and desperation at the heart of the village.

The infographic also explains the re-distribution of seats which would take place following the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the EU, now expected to take place only after the European elections, and the consequent overall reduction in the total number of seats to 705.

5.26pm GMT European markets end higher European markets have closed, and it's as if the Italian election impasse and the consequent revival of worries about the eurozone never happened.

Even under Laurent Kabila, they were said to regard peace -- and the consequent need for political openness and, ultimately, elections -- as a certain loss of their power.

Since the 1995 election, La Paz has had four mayors, with the consequent instability and unrestricted corruption that results from collusion between mayors and council members.Previously, mayors were elected for two-year terms with re-election.

"The Americans' meddling in the oil market and the consequent drop in its price is an attempt to influence the outcome of the presidential election next year," Khatibi said.

TRUMP COULD WIN ALL TOSSUP STATES AND STILL LOSE THE ELECTION - Charlie Cook: "The two major party conventions are now behind us and the consequent bounces have had time to settle giving us a presidential race that isn't over, but one that is fully developed.

The consequent public disgust was the principal reason for the Congress party's catastrophic defeat in the general election last May, though the country's crony capitalists are unlikely to suffer as a result.

Nearly every national election since the onset of the crisis in early 2010 has been fought on the issue of austerity and the consequent relations with the EU.