The 55-year old former physics teacher took particular care to thank Romanians abroad for voting, or trying to: just as in the election's first round, many in Romania's large foreign diaspora queued for hours at polling stations in embassies and consulates, only to be turned away".Someone has to bear the consequences of this catastrophic vote organised abroad," Mr Iohannis said.
But Fred V. Carstensen, who is a professor of economics at the University of Connecticut, the director of its Connecticut Center for Economic Analysis and a state employee, said workers made a catastrophic mistake, voting down a relatively generous and thoughtful agreement.
When the majority of voting machines come from a single source, the entire nation is susceptible to widespread and catastrophic voting errors.
LIKE Jonathan Bernstein, I think John McCain is wrong when he says that it would set a "catastrophic" precedent for congress to vote down Barack Obama's request for authorisation of the use of military force in Syria.
Most of us, though, will be voting against a catastrophic future, and the two campaigns will anticipate are anxiety.
The president also repeated, as many Republicans have acknowledged, that the House could pass measures both to finance and reopen the government and increase the nation's borrowing limit, averting a catastrophic default, if Mr. Boehner would allow votes.
"With that vote, Congress became co-author of a catastrophic war.
"With that vote, Congress became co-author of a catastrophic war," he said.
Even in states where a candidate lost by a huge margin, every vote would need to be examined, a catastrophic, costly scenario.
The Independent editor Amol Rajan has warned journalists on the paper that voting for strike action would send a "catastrophic" message to the owner, Evgeny Lebedev.
One former ally warned this week that up to 80 Conservative members of Parliament might vote against the Chequers deal, possibly provoking a "catastrophic split" in the party.
