Sentence examples for chances of voting from inspiring English sources

(Reuters) YUGOSLAVIA: NEW MILOSEVIC CHALLENGER -- Formalizing the breach in opposition ranks and dimming chances of voting out Mr. Milosevic, a coalition chose a new challenger, Vojislav Kostunica, left, to run against him.

The Rev. Roberto Tucci, a Jesuit priest who heads the Vatican radio and coordinates papal trips, turns 80 in April, so his chances of voting in a conclave are slim.

"I think this does change my chances of voting for the Lib Dems.

But she puts her chances of voting for him at "slim to none".

If it's hard to predict what exactly would persuade young Americans to turn out, it's also uncertain how accurate they are in assessing their own chances of voting.

The implication is that Trump supporters are giving higher chances of voting and of their vote for Trump, leading to an overall advantage for the Republican candidate.

"And there is some virtue to the chance of voting on an incumbent prime minister.

I've assigned each felon a 30% chance of voting – if given the opportunity per Jeff Manza and Christopher Uggen's 2004 study.

In the coming months America's lawmakers may also have a noisy debate about the virtues of the WTO itself, because every five years Congress has a chance of voting to quit the trade body.

The primaries were supposed to happen in less than three weeks, giving Republicans a pretty good chance of voting before their party had settled on a presidential nominee and producing a good turnout as a result.

Most would expect Scots to jump at the chance of voting this time for a Labour Party that has a Scotsman representing a Scottish constituency in Westminster poised to become its leader.