reelecting造句

• No wonder he frightens those charged with reelecting Bill Clinton.
• Conservative Lutherans prevailed again reelecting their first bishop of 1933.
• YKPK is not the only group who have urged the Assembly to reconsider reelecting Soeharto.
• Voters decided otherwise by electing and and reelecting Gov . Stephen Merrill, an antitax Republican.
• Thank you to New York for reelecting me to a job that I love so much,
• Could have this been a way of saying, " Please consider reelecting me !"
• "Reelecting President Soeharto means that we maintain the status quo, " he said.
• Most people don't understand that reelecting him was not that tough a vote for most of us.
• In reelecting Gorton, Washington voters sent a political veteran to join a GOP Senate majority for the second time.
• He resigned in protest, but his constituents ratified his conduct by overwhelmingly reelecting him to his seat within a month.
• If the Democrats hold out for full hearings, Republicans may face the prospect of reelecting their speaker under an ethical cloud.
• In reelecting Soeharto for president last week, the nation has entrusted him with leading the country for the next five years.
• Though the vote was secret, some bishops went public with their objections to reelecting Glemp, known for his conservative views.
• The array of editing machinery, huge computer monitors, and viewing stations is devoted these days mostly to one goal : reelecting Clinton.
• But African-American groups believe they played a critical role in reelecting Clinton, and believe he needs to appoint more blacks to his cabinet.
• Austrian voters rewarded low-key President Thomas Klestil for steering a middle course and avoiding controversy, overwhelmingly reelecting him to the largely ceremonial post.
• In his letter to Murray, Gorton emphasized that voters delivered a split verdict in 1996, reelecting Clinton but putting Republicans in control of the Senate.