Sentence examples for definitive vote from inspiring English sources

Mr. Franks campaign manager, Charles Smith, said that the Congressional assault weapons ban was "the definitive vote on the issue".

A recommendation for expulsion would then pass to the main senate chamber, where Berlusconi supporters are also in a minority, for the definitive vote.

But at least the battles produced a clean fight, a full airing of arguments and a definitive vote by shareholders at the end.

PARIS — With a definitive vote by the lower house of Parliament, France on Tuesday became the world's 14th nation, and the third in just two weeks, to approve marriage rights for same-sex couples.

The SVP's referenda were all successful, garnering definitive "No" votes.

Come on out Quantity and quality Cheating Moral hazard in Liverpool Saddam's feint Reprints Related items Saddam under pressure: Hoping to get away with itSep 19th 2002It's not that Mr Blair need fear anything so definitive as a vote in Parliament on his policy.

We recommended that the use of exit polling to call election results be ceased and that the networks wait for a definitive counting of votes.

Though proponents of reelection have consistently confirmed that they have the votes in Congress, the definitive final step – an actual vote – has yet to be scheduled.

The broadband proposal is now open for a period of public comment, after which the F.C.C. will craft definitive rules to be voted on by the five commissioners.

Mr. Gore sought to put Mr. Bush in a box by saying that there should be nothing more definitive than the actual votes.

The bouncy, gospel-inflected "Turn On Your Love Light" was subsequently recorded by dozens of other artists, including Jerry Lee Lewis, the Righteous Brothers, Delbert McClinton, James Cotton, the Sir Douglas Quintet and the Grateful Dead, but it was Bland's definitive recording that was voted into both the Grammy Hall of Fame and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.