Sentence examples for from a vote of from inspiring English sources

This much is clear: it was far from a vote of the people, many of whom remained in hiding.

Hart's concentration held still, though, as at one point he, fresh from a vote of confidence from England manager Sam Allardyce, raced out to hoof the ball to safety, and in another ensured his defence marshalled a rare Steaua attack.

Rivera, the leader of Ciudadanos, has said he will not join a government that he does not lead, but said on Friday that his party would abstain from a vote of confidence in order to allow the party with the most seats to govern.

Ideally, the president should ask for a vote of support from Congress.

Lord Mandelson, the business secretary, said: "This is great news from GE, a vote of confidence in UK low-carbon manufacturing which should create a huge number of jobs".

The measure was then released from committee by a vote of 3-0.

Last year, rivals unsuccessfully sought to oust Mr. Maliki from power through a vote of no confidence in Parliament.

Lately, Sunni and Kurdish lawmakers have been seeking to force the Shiite prime minister, Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, from office through a vote of no confidence in the Parliament.

Ezra Pound wrote that Harry's was "a death from excess vitality, a vote of confidence in the cosmos".

The remarks received a standing ovation from the room and a vote of support from the regents.

The legislation scraped through, saving Mr Blair from the indignity of a vote of confidence despite his large parliamentary majority.