Sentence examples for broader vote from inspiring English sources

In a matter of weeks, even days, we could see a Tory leadership putsch or a broader vote of no-confidence against May in Parliament.

With diplomats still struggling to break the impasse, administration officials said they recognized that the plebiscite on Abyei may have to be deferred until after the broader vote on independence by southern Sudan.

It would be easy for any performer to mistake the wild acclaim she received on Tuesday for a broader vote of confidence despite her frailty, but Ms. Stritch's physical ailments have caught up with her.

But election officials do not expect to have results of broader voting patterns until Sunday or Monday.

After a lengthy civil war – shedding a staggering amount of blood and treasure – successive amendments to the US constitution granting broader voting rights followed.

Another factor is that with the Internet and other new technology, it has become virtually impossible for campaigns to make direct appeals to small, more extreme constituencies without the broader voting public finding out.

If they could only get half their respective memberships excited about the prospect of a united right, how will they be able to excite the broader voting public?

The commission, which will focus specifically on Election Day issues and not broader voting reform, will likely be co-chaired by one Republican and one Democratic lawyer, according to one of the sources.

The Bush administration pushed Congress for a broad vote to authorize the President to use force against Iraq.

The Bush administration pushed Congress today for a broad vote to authorize the president to use force against Iraq.

Also submitted for the scrutineers' consideration was Emu bitter (a beer), Pluka duck (a bad 90s puppet), "ducks" (a valid bird family but a pretty broad vote), and "duck <3".