Sentence examples for doubt a vote from inspiring English sources

Without doubt a vote against the ABAE would be a disastrous.

Without doubt a vote is better than no vote, for all its maddening deficiencies.

The future of the Preakness at Pimlico was in doubt after a vote by Maryland's racing commission.

There is little doubt that a vote will pass; the Palestinians are expected to win a majority of the member votes in the General Assembly.

No one who has read their manifestos can doubt that a vote for one of them is a vote against the current deference to wealth and rank.

Mississippians were left in no doubt that a vote for Mr Barbour was a vote for clout in the capital.The new governor has accumulated his extraordinary influence in Washington by bringing about a revolution on K Street.

That means promising to vote with the government when its survival is in doubt - a vote of confidence forced by the opposition, or another issue on which the prime minister has staked his job.

There should be no doubt that a vote to delay is just as much a defeat for the environment as a vote to disallow the scientific finding.

While some may still be vacillating between Hillary's domestic pragmatism versus Bernie's idealism, no one should doubt that a vote for Hillary is a vote for a muscular, interventionist foreign policy.

Each of us, no doubt, will cast a vote for the candidate we genuinely believe will do the best job in leading our great country.

The United Nations electoral assistance division is helping supervise the elections; Secretary General Kofi Annan said last week that he doubted a credible vote could be conducted under present security conditions.