Sentence examples for commitment to vote for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Heller voted Tuesday to open the debate, but he made no commitment to vote for the repeal bill itself.

Will pro-sanctions Democrats, including Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (Nev.,) maintain their commitment to vote for tightening sanctions after the Thanksgiving recess ?

The Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF), the oldest conservation group in Australia, was planning to mobilise its membership, producing a "voter pledge" and asking members to get others to sign it, making a commitment to vote for a candidate who would protect the environment.

A packed half hour, the show is filled out with remote reports, including one on delegates pledged to Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders, "linked by their brave rejection of math and their commitment to vote for whoever won't become the next president".

(Ayotte has tried to say that her commitment to voting for and electing Trump is not technically an endorsement, but she has not explained the semantic difference well).

But Carr pushed back against those accounts as unfair, citing the three decades of exit polls that demonstrate black people's unrivaled commitment to voting for Democrats.

Then he went before his own delegates and formally released them from commitments to vote for him.

Today, there was no indication that Democrats had made commitments to vote for the measure beyond the four who joined Mr. Thomas on Wednesday -- James P. Moran of Virginia, Cal Dooley of California, William J. Jefferson of Louisiana and John Tanner of Tennessee.

Many of Pennsylvania's unbound delegates have given verbal commitments to vote for either Trump, Kasich or Cruz at the convention no matter what, while others have said they will merely vote for whichever candidate wins the popular vote in their congressional districts.

Ms Sturgeon made clear her commitment to votes for 16 and 17-year-olds in the Scottish Parliament last week.

However, the more radical members of the CNS felt that its commitment to votes for married women was too half-hearted.