Sentence examples for has voted decisively from inspiring English sources

In a dramatic political U-turn, Ireland has voted decisively in favour of the Lisbon treaty just 17 months after rejecting the European Union's package of reforms.

Scotland has voted decisively to stay in the EU, demonstrating a clear political divide between UK countries over the results of the referendum.

"Junior doctors have voted decisively to reject this new contract because it is fundamentally flawed.

Judges have voted decisively against overseeing the referendum on the controversial new constitution forcing the vote into two stages.

Meanwhile, Iowans have voted decisively not to have a constitutional convention, which would have opened the door for social conservatives to seek an amendment defining marriage in the traditional way.12 29: Candy Crowley makes a good point about Pat Toomey's win in Pennsylvania's Senate race.

President Obama's enthusiastic support for the measures — he actually proposed some of them himself, in broad terms — gave House Democrats little cover to oppose the omnibus bill last week, even though their support was tepid at best, and even less cover for Senate Democrats this week, now that the House has voted so decisively.

Scotland has voted to stay in the United Kingdom after decisively rejecting independence, with First Minister Alex Salmond resigning as a result.

Scotland has voted to remain part of the UK after voters decisively rejected independence.

A source close to the prime minister accused the Lib Dems of trying "to rig the balance of competences review" and saying the country had since voted decisively to leave the EU.

SOMETHING strange has been happening this year at company annual meetings in America: shareholders have been voting decisively against the recommendations of managers.

The public has not once but twice voted decisively for council term limits.