Sentence examples for a great voting from inspiring English sources

"We represent a great voting bloc; it's unacceptable to have a mayor who writes minorities off.

"For some of our members Anwar will be a great vote for them, a defining vote to show that Hastert and DeLay aren't pushing you around".

Dick Brass, vice president for technology development for Microsoft, called the alliance with Amazon.com "a great vote of confidence in what is becoming a very competitive market".

Supporting the idea that our destiny is bound up with being a central player in Europe is never going to be a great vote-winner.

Never before has this party approached an election with a great vote-getting policy that is its alone: its stand against the Iraq war.

Victory, he added, would be "a great vote of confidence and show that the general election is still very much game on".

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Mr. Lamont got his start in politics in Greenwich, where he served as a selectman in the 1980's -- "I got elected not because I'm such a great vote-getter but because they have an affirmative-action policy for Democrats," he said -- then as a member of the town's Estimate and Taxation Board before an unsuccessful run for the State Senate in 1990.

That isn't a great vote of confidence for a fledgling CEO.

Vantec Europe managing director Martin Kendall, said it was a "great vote of confidence" in their Sunderland operations.

This is a great vote of confidence in our growth prospects and plans for the future.