Sentence examples for two elections of from inspiring English sources

With their impatience to have the veterans committee elect someone — it had elected no one in the three previous players elections and two elections of executives, managers and umpires — Clark, Petroskey and the Hall's board changed the voting format just when Miller appeared to be getting close.

A hundred years ago, in the two elections of 1910, Labour campaigned on the very simple slogan: The Lords Must Go.

Here are the 13 special election upsets since 1997, and whether that candidate won the following two elections: Of the 13 representatives who carried unfriendly districts, eight went on to win a full term.

In the two elections of May/June 2012 it scored between 6-7%.

The approval rating in two elections of 2015 was 7%, but it sharply increased to 36%, 25%, and 32%, respectively in the 2016 elections (Ibid).

These have included the 1990 elections for a tricameral parliament, three elections of the Chamber of Deputies during the bicameral parliament's existence, three elections of the unicameral Parliament and two elections of the Chamber of Counties the upper house of the bicameral parliament.

"I think in the last 30 years, I've missed two elections out of about 60".

That's eight elections, of course, exactly the number of matches Paul predicted.

He won five elections, of course with the usual tricks, but he won them nevertheless.

Pressed about the riots, he says his local popularity proves them to be politically irrelevant: "This question has no use…I have faced ten elections of various kinds in my state.

Berlusconi loses first of two elections to Romano Prodi.