Sentence examples for larger voting from inspiring English sources

Although each person cast one vote, he did so within a larger voting unit.

In a matter of days, Republicans will control the House of Representatives and have a larger voting bloc in the Senate.

The response from voters was to unseat the Socialists, led by José Sócrates, the caretaker prime minister, by a larger voting margin than anticipated.

But the vote margin was not inconsistent with previous voting patterns at New Square, or with voting patterns elsewhere, including in several larger voting districts in upper Manhattan.

Such coordination has proven easier in the context of fighting for larger voting shares at the international financial institutions; in this case there is a common purpose as all emerging markets have something to gain.

The recommendations, which were picked out of the discussions by the organizers, included a more serious effort by NATO to reach beyond its military constituencies to the larger voting public, like through the creation of a civilian branch to cooperate with civilian actors like nongovernmental organizations.

In February 1974 the Tories had the larger vote share while Labour had the most seats.

I think the moderates are going to give a larger vote than ever for trade".

Indeed, the AfD won a larger vote share among the other livelihood types (white-collar workers, self-employed people, and pensioners) than the previous parliament elections.

That action ensures that the president will receive an even larger vote from Hispanics than he received in 2008.

Despite maintaining a much larger vote over the LCL, Labor lost two seats at the 1968 election, with the LCL forming government with support of an independent.