Sentence examples for two sets of elections from inspiring English sources

"By carrying out his reshuffle on Friday – in between the results of the two sets of elections – Gordon has bound the cabinet to him," one MP said.

There were two sets of elections on Thursday.

Rutherford B. Hayes was elected that year, but only after three states submitted two sets of election returns to Congress, which bickered endlessly over who really won the election, Mr. Hayes or Samuel J. Tilden.

The analysis is based on data from 6,124 Czech municipalities over three sets of elections.

Burundi's military claims it killed 95 Congolese rebels in the country's northwest after the armed attackers infiltrated the African nation to disrupt it ahead of two sets of upcoming elections.

In fact, the relative rank of the economic indicators has historically been very inconsistent: those that perform best over one set of elections do not do much better over the long-term.

But again, one set of elections, whatever the popular yearning for change, did not make Egypt a democracy.

The UN oversaw two sets of messy multi-party elections in 2006, the first since independence in 1960, reaffirming Mr Kabila as president.In the past four years the UN mission has tried to help improve governance and security.

"With so much at stake, we can't allow for two sets of rules in this election whereby the Republican nominee is the beneficiary of unlimited spending and Democrats unilaterally disarm," he wrote.

With so much at stake, we can't allow for two sets of rules in this election whereby the Republican nominee is the beneficiary of unlimited spending and Democrats unilaterally disarm.

However, it is a long shot for a Tory win, as the party has polled the most votes in the area in three sets of local elections and both Labour incumbents in Sunderland seats are standing down.