Sentence examples for years at election from inspiring English sources

"All of us taxpayers are forced to deal with those tactics every two years at election time, and I find them distasteful".

It's not so long ago that some Tory MPs only visited the constituency once every four or five years at election time.

The chairman of the Montana Republican Party, Ken Miller, said Mr. Baucus was "very vulnerable" and called him as "a chameleon Democrat who becomes a Republican every six years at election time".

Currently, voters can get rid of PCCs only every four years at elections.

Democrats slightly outnumber Republicans in Pennsylvania, but Republicans have been more adept in recent years at winning elections.

Reversing years of decline at election after election, Japan's charismatic prime minister had led his Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) to its best result since 1992.It was a famous victory.

Opponents say Nkurunziza is violating the constitution and the Arusha peace deal by seeking a third five-year mandate at elections on June 26.

Raynsford's comments came in the week he announced he would stand down as MP for Greenwich and Woolwich, a constituency he has represented for 21 years, at the next election.

The Conservatives are worried about whether they can secure a working majority for the first time in more than 20 years at the next election - scheduled for 2015.

The Leader of the Labor Party from 1967 to 1977, Whitlam led his party to power for the first time in 23 years at the 1972 election.

A better opportunity to hear that public voice will come in two years, at the midterm elections.