Sentence examples for chose yes from inspiring English sources

In the event, that vote marched towards yes, and more than 40% of Scottish Labour voters chose yes in the end despite the vow being aimed wholly at keeping such voters onside.

Overall, little consensus existed among participants across groups; 44% chose "yes," 48% "no," and 9% "neutral".

A fifth group was recruited at a dairy industry conference (an additional 28 participants); 46% chose "yes," 32% "no," and 21% "neutral".

The final question asked: "Are brain death and cardiac death the same state (i.e., are both death of the patient)?" More than half (104, 54%; 47-61%) chose "no," 86 (45%; 38-52%) chose "yes," and 2 (1%; 0-4%) left the answer blank.

But no one seemed to mind that the Paul campaign chose, yes, a country club about two miles from Mr. Paul's home for its victory celebration.

In the surveys from 2000 and 2001, respondents chose "Yes" or "No".

Up to 80.7% of the voters chose "yes-yes" in answer to the two-part question of "Do you want Catalonia to be a state?" and, if so, "Do you want that state to be independent?".

As it's a Disney film, out August 2012, we imagine she'll choose "yes".

When state forms required them to choose yes or no in those first hectic days, they chose no — and often no one came back to help the families.

Given the real and growing danger of ballistic missiles, and the affordability of ALTBMD, it is clear that on territorial missile defense, the allies should choose "yes".

There is a view in the newsroom that she has surrounded herself with people known to be personally loyal to her, provoking a charge frequently made against politicians that she has chosen yes men, and women, as her lieutenants instead of those best fit for the job.