Examples of using Second election in English and their translations into Greek
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If there is a second election this time, the principal job of the caretaker government that would run the country in the intervening period should be to ask for at least a short extension of the programme until a proper government was formed.
The AKP's cheap attempt to prevent the Kurdish voters from supporting Imamoglu during the second election round by publishing a letter of the PKK-leader Abdullah Öcalan turned out to have the opposite effect.
during SYRIZA's second term in office, 10 months after their second election as a major parliamentary force in September 2015.
Greece is walking to its second election in a month with 20% unemployment, a deep recession/depression,
the Independent Greeks- two ideologically opposed parties who share only their opposition to the bailout- boosted stock markets across Europe that had fallen on news of the uncertain election results and fear of a second election.
it nevertheless boosted stock markets across Europe that had fallen on news of the uncertain election results and fear of a second election.
The second elections to local government councils took place in November 1993.
They were the second elections since the Dalai Lama relinquished his political authority over the community to make way for a democratic system in 2011.
They were the second elections after the constitutional reforms introduced in 2011 by King Mohammed VI in response to the Arab Spring.
This government then led the country to the second elections of 1989, in November,
The entire election campaign led by SYRIZA for the"second elections" of September 2015 attests to it.
On March 1837 there were second elections with 2200 inhabitants and K. Livanios was elected mayor.
The second elections of the Commission will take place on the occasion of the Mediterranean Beach Games of Patras in August 2019.
Spain were in recent years forced to hold second elections after the first Parliaments failed to form coalitions.
lead the country to early elections, the second elections in the same year- the third,
Both Greece and Spain were in recent years forced to hold second elections after the first Parliaments failed to form coalitions.
a few days before the second elections, Golden Dawn MP Lagos publicly announces the main areas of action for the local Perama organization,
They were the second elections after the constitutional reforms introduced in 2011 by King Mohammed VI in response to the Arab Spring.[3] Despite the reforms, most executive powers
in June 2012 just before the second elections, one out of two respondents(50%) stated, in a Metron Analysis survey, that the main contrast they perceived
which has just been the subject of discussion. Satisfaction because of another democratic election in Ukraine has been clouded by the fact that these were the second elections in two years in that country.