Sentence examples for before a vote is from inspiring English sources

But things become more complicated when information is shared before a vote is taken.

This is not just another example of picking a winner before a vote is cast.

enough time to do a proper scoring before a vote is taken.

The SNP's dominance puts its opponents in the odd position of effectively conceding defeat before a vote is cast.

"Before a vote is cast, we've increased our margin," Matthew Dowd, chief strategist for Mr. Bush's campaign, said.

Immigrants seeking Swiss citizenship are already subject to a humiliating beauty parade in their local canton before a vote is held on their suitability for the honour.

A vote is expected before the Memorial Day recess.

Sweden may follow suit, but a vote is unlikely before 2002.

In one instance, an opposition senator proposed 35 amendments just before a vote was to take place.

In a statement, Ms. Snowe said that the law was due "for a thorough review," but that she wanted a comprehensive study completed before a vote was taken.

Even that is probably an undercount, as it misses all the moments when the majority just gave up on an issue before a vote was mounted.