Sentence examples for a vote that would from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bruck said he found it "wrenching" to cast a vote that would lead to layoffs.

Those behind the renationalisation plan are confident they can win a vote that would force the leadership's hand.

The idea, expanded, recurs in a lot of his other films: the concern for throttled voices without a vote that would be recognizable to the conventionally clever.

On the floor today, he forced a vote that would increase spending for security and prevent members from adding unnecessary items to the agency.

Thanks to the one member's scheduling conflict, the commission tied on a vote that would have changed the way equal access to sports was gauged.

He stood down as leader this month after losing a vote that would have allowed grassroots party members to back or sack him in a leadership contest.

In voting stations across the country Greeks decided between a "No" vote that would reject the deal and potentially pave the way for a Greek exit from the eurozone, or a "Yes" vote that would lead to a possible capitulation by the Greek government and acceptance of austerity measures in exchange for a bailout.

"But as a democratic candidate we would expect to see a gender vote that would benefit her regardless".

In response, Delegate Neil Parrott created an online petition to suspend the law pending a referendum vote that would be held during the 2012 general election.

Mr. Cox could have supported shareholders as well, ensuring a tie vote that would have meant no action at all.

That would point toward a recall vote that would be too close to call: Republicans would have gotten 49.4 percent of the vote, and Democrats 50.6 percent, according to this method.