Sentence examples for a decisive turnout from inspiring English sources

Stanistreet referred to it as a "decisive turnout", but Bectu's figures show that only 42% of BBC members even voted in its ballot.

She made a decisive decision.

Mr Bouteflika had promised that he would only take office if endorsed by a decisive majority from a high turnout.

The Obama campaign says the union could play a decisive role in generating voter turnout when the state holds its caucus next January.

Obama carried North Carolina by only fourteen thousand votes and, many analysts say, must carry it again to win in 2012, so turnout could be a decisive factor.

With Democrats and Republicans saying that turnout has emerged as a decisive factor in these elections, Republicans argued that Mr. Bush's presence was critical to counter what they are expecting to be extraordinary turnout operations by Democrats and their supporters.

But the president of Epic MRA, Bernie Porn, told WXYZ-TV that Tuesday's turnout might be the key to a decisive victory.

A big turnout among blacks in both states was a decisive factor in the results.

In the presidential election held the following month, Antonio Mascarenhas Monteiro, backed by the MpD, won a decisive victory; he was reelected in February 1996 in an election marked by a low turnout and in which he was the only candidate.

Voter turnout was low in the 1997 elections, in which Bhutto's PPP suffered a decisive loss to Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League party.

Though turnout for the March parliamentary election was relatively high, the vote failed to produce a decisive outcome.