Sentence examples similar to harmonious voting from inspiring English sources
Despite the harmonious votes Wednesday, thorny issues lie ahead.
He added that the people had "voted for one united, harmonious Nigeria".
Even in China, where there are no national votes to win, policymakers began to promise a "harmonious society" not just a fast growth rate.It seems that every country that can afford to build a welfare state will come under mounting pressure to do so.
The mother of all political decisions is yet to come, of course, over the fate of President Obama's health-care reform act, but so far the votes in the 2011 session cases have been surprisingly harmonious.
While the mood on Capitol Hill for Ryan's swearing in appeared jovial and harmonious, with a number of Freedom Caucus members joining to give him a strong majority vote, those same conservatives will keep a watchful eye on their new leader.
"It's a very collegial, harmonious group, and I don't see it changing," he said, adding that the vast majority of votes are unanimous.
Meeting in their last debate before more than a dozen states vote in primaries and caucuses on Tuesday, Vice President Al Gore and former Senator Bill Bradley appeared uncharacteristically harmonious together tonight, going out of their way to agree on virtually every issue and avoiding the kind of attacks that characterized their raucous debate just over a week ago in Harlem.
Hitachi has "harmonious computing".
Broker: Harmonious Homes.
Harmonious, beautiful, prosperous, inclusive?
