Sentence examples for conclude a vote from inspiring English sources

Celestin is standing firm and is encouraging civil society, including business and church leaders, to conclude a vote postponement is in the best interests of Haiti.

The party urges people to vote for "a brave new world of undemocratic processes", concluding "a vote for any other party than the Conservatives should do the job".

Spain's Ángel María Villar Llona (widely believed to have concluded a vote-swapping pact with Qatar, though both sides deny collusion) and Cyprus's Marios Lefkaritis (alleged to have benefited from a land deal with the Qataris, which the Cypriot denies influenced his vote) were also among those backing its bid.

That, combined with a sense that the underlying reforms weren't severe, led many to conclude a "nay" vote wasn't worth the political blowback.

Very, very often, he would conclude a speech with "Vote Labour".

UPA Maintains Precarious Lead In Vote Count - - - NEW DELHI 00001972 002 OF 004 4. (SBU) The special session of parliament to consider the confidence vote will begin on July 21 and conclude with a vote on July 22.

It was a close, difficult case, and the Court concluded, by a vote of six to two, that the answer was no; voters could ban affirmative action if they so chose.

The latest ad, which shows a multiracial group of teenagers milling around as the woman speaks, concludes with a "Vote Republican" plea and is sponsored by a group that calls itself the Republican Ideas Political Committee.

Osborne said fellow finance ministers and central bank chiefs had unanimously concluded that a vote to leave the EU by Britain would be one of the biggest economic dangers this year.

However, the last Opec meeting in November concluded without a vote for lower production.

"As for voting for Menendez, Jersey Democrats have concluded that a vote is not a love letter it's a chess move.