Sentence examples for groupings vote from inspiring English sources

In around two thirds of votes in the European Parliament the two groupings vote together.

Among major ethnic or religious groupings, only blacks now vote more monolithically for one party than Hispanics do.

It may well turn out that the much-respected Buzek – and the general perception that Poles have shown themselves reluctant to support marginal and nationalist groupings – will swing the vote in his favour.

It is understood other party groupings were also prepared to vote against Ms Walker.

But on Thursday morning, the leaders of the main political groupings in the European parliament voted to invite Snowden.

Broad racial groupings are significant for protecting voting rights, but information on national origin is more useful for understanding health disparities in a metropolis, or for diversifying a university's student body.

Lawmakers in the Netherlands and other countries have backed his ideas, as have the parliamentary assembly of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe and most party groupings in the European Parliament; it will vote on a Magnitsky sanctions measure in October.

But Mr. Barroso's allies believe that, with the support of two center-right groupings, he has a solid basis for winning the vote.

"I know that among the eight million people who voted for the M5S there are many voters who used to vote PD and the moderate centre-right groupings," he said.

The VNQDD entered eight tickets in the senate election, and while they totalled 15% of the national vote between them, the most of any grouping, it was diluted between the groupings; none of the tickets and thus none of the candidates were elected.

Though they tend to be minorities within broader political groupings, together they scooped up about a third of the vote in last month's elections to the European Parliament, with Mr Pasqua's lot unexpectedly winning 13%, a shade more than Mr Chirac's own mainstream Gaullists.