Sentence examples for the subsequent electoral from inspiring English sources

Third, the subsequent electoral calendar works in his favor.

In August 1816 he engineered the dissolution of the Chambre Introuvable (an extreme royalist Chamber of Deputies) and the subsequent electoral victory of the moderates.

Although Theobald spoke out against the manner of election, he took little active part in the subsequent electoral disputes, which resulted eventually in the deposition of FitzHerbert and his replacement at York by Henry Murdac.

It was the perfect storm, as Horne and Hupenthal knew it would be, and they rode it all the way to their subsequent electoral successes.

Ever since the bloodletting of the 1910-17 revoledion led to the emergence in the 1920s of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), power in Mexico has changed hands through backroom deals in which the incumbent president has chosen his successor whose subsequent electoral victory was a formality, achieved when necessary by fraud.

But the subsequent generation of electoral failure has laid bare the reality of what Ross had identified.

But, the adviser said, she had been surprised both by the Congress party's victory and by the subsequent support for her leadership from Congress party electoral allies, some of whom had previously questioned her right to lead the country.

The electoral crisis of 1876 and the subsequent end to Reconstruction in 1877 convinced many observers that the election of 1880 would give the Democrats their best chance at victory in a generation.

Jackson, Adams, and Henry Clay eventually joined Crawford in contesting the subsequent presidential election, in which Jackson received the most popular and electoral votes but was denied the presidency by the House of Representatives (which selected Adams) after he failed to win the required majority in the electoral college.

Ozawa was top policy maker through the subsequent administrations of prime ministers Hosokawa Morihiro and Hata Tsutomu, which passed the electoral reforms he had sought.

In the subsequent contest of 1876, Hayes was elected after a contentious compromise over disputed electoral votes.