Sentence examples for until a second election from inspiring English sources

Other Lib Dems might have sat out government on the sidelines until a second election brought clarity and stability.

Since there is no legal provision for the term of a sitting President to be extended, it would mean the Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan, would temporarily take custody of the Executive Office until a second election could be held.

However there will be a Queen's speech two weeks from today, followed by a budget that will almost certainly tell the uncomfortable truths that have been hidden from view until now, and possibly a second election later this year.

He then called a second election in October that secured him a majority of just three seats—until defections and by-elections forced a second minority government.

Otherwise, there's a second election.

A picture caption on May 18 with an article about the appointment of a temporary cabinet in Greece to handle the country's affairs until a second general election is held misstated part of the name of the far-right party whose members remained seated as all others in the Greek Parliament stood for the swearing-in of three Muslim members.

Following the family tradition, Deedes was elected Tory MP for Ashford in 1950, holding the seat until the second election of 1974.

During the election campaign Lloyd George talked of "guarantees" and Asquith of "safeguards" that would be necessary before forming another Liberal government, but the King informed Asquith that he would not be willing to contemplate creating peers until after a second general election.

As ever, they aim to oust Mr Kan and precipitate an early general election.A semblance of political co-operation may last only until a second round of local elections on April 24th.

As a young barrister, practising from 1966 until his first election, he had contributed to Private Eye under the pseudonym Justinian Forthemoney.

The most recent term of detention was carefully calibrated to ensure Ms Suu Kyi would be kept out of the picture until Burma's first election in two decades, to be held on 7 November, was safely wrapped up in the military's favour.