Sentence examples for favourable vote from inspiring English sources

While sports such as rugby and karate were considered, none won the 75 percent favourable vote needed for inclusion.

Why aren't supporters of women as bishops more generous to those opposed?" This is a repeated question following the Church of England's recent favourable vote on women bishops.

It is composed of the heads of executive departments chosen by the president with the consent of the Senate, but the members do not hold seats in Congress, and their tenure, like that of the president himself, does not depend on favourable votes on administration measures in the national legislature.

The analysis of the European chocolate brands in positioning their themselves outside Europe started with the familiarity and favourable votes by customers; in particular, a specific group of chocolate lover.

This High Court consists of twelve magistrates, eight of whom are chosen in Parliament (four in each of the two Chambers).1 The Law establishes that 3/5 favourable votes in Parliament are needed for their nomination.

On the eve of the poll, Bảo Đại stated "I can even tell you that I know the percentage of favourable votes that Mr. Diem has decided to obtain".

That represents the highest number of favourable votes ever garnered by a candidate for the Organization's top post.

The hope among her supporters is that however well Sanders does in New Hampshire and Iowa, Clinton will quickly bounce back with wins in South Carolina, and probably in Nevada, before crushing Sanders' insurgency on the wheel of the dozen mostly favourable states voting on Super Tuesday in March.

Translating even the most favourable two-party preferred vote (51 49) to actual seats does not ensure a Labor win.

Meanwhile, the government is holding an investigation into Tower Hamlets council following allegations by BBC's Panorama in March that the administration led by the mayor, Lutfur Rahman, sought to gain votes with favourable grants to Bangladeshi and Somali-led organisations.

These stations (in mostly rural areas without telephones) were even more favourable to the president, voting 70 30 against recall.If the machines were accurate, how do we explain the three suspicious factors noted by the opposition?