Sentence examples for electorate yes from inspiring English sources

The idea is to be able to say to the German electorate: yes, we have to pay for bailing out Italy, Greece and others now, but we promise that it will never happen again.Why is this bad news for Mr Cameron?

To the cynical Republican cabal that only wrought so much wickedness and pain on a vast swath of the American electorate, yes you Karl Rove, Tom DeLay, Dick Cheney and ultimately George Bush and the divide and disdain bunch around them, the nation finally found its voice and seized its ballot to repudiate all you inflicted on us.

In 1999 54.5% of the electorate voted yes in the republic referendum – one of only 42 seats where this happened.

Those in the Shia south and in the Kurdish north had approved the constitution, with at least 95% of the electorate voting yes.

I've learned that decency is not simply about manners, but a deeper respect for the electorate and yes, even your political opponents.

Even if Pro-Reli wins a majority, the referendum will fail unless a quarter of the 2.4m-strong electorate says yes. Teaching of religion in schools may be undone by sloth, not atheism.

At the end, more than 70% of the electorate voted yes.

That morning we proved the strength of America's young electorate and "yes we can" slow traffic flow.

Enthusiasm for legalizing marijuana was highest in the Bay Area, where an impressive 72% of the electorate voted yes on the proposition.

After the electorate voted "yes" in a June 1969 referendum both to a new constitution and to the abandoning of symbolic ties to the Crown, Smith declared Rhodesia a republic on 2 March 1970.

On 5 November 1964, Rhodesia's mostly white electorate voted "yes" to independence under the 1961 constitution by a margin of 89%, prompting Smith to declare that the British condition of acceptability to the people as a whole had been met.