Sentence examples for latter voting from inspiring English sources

Azazel has been met with universal praise from critics and fans alike, with the latter voting him as the best villain of the series in a poll conducted by BuddyTV.

The latter voted to fine the company $1,000 a day for every unregistered host.

The latter voted in a referendum in 2008 to ditch its elected mayor system and return to the leader and cabinet system.

The latter vote in particular chafed many Democrats, because of Mr. Olson's role as a Bush lawyer during the Florida recount battle.

The latter vote was required because of the new EU bonus cap that would otherwise have restricted bonuses to one times salary.

The phrase, embodying the spirit of Cameron's latter Vote Blue Go Green slogan, was a modern version of the Blue Chip group established by the leading members of the 1979 Tory intake.

Whereas the former fight for more performance-sensitive pay that is benchmarked against competitors, the latter vote against them, instead often passing high and performance-insensitive pay that discourages competition between firms in the same industry.

The majority for staying in Canada in the latter vote was wafer-thin.

While Pep Guardiola and Dieter Hecking (the latter recently voted coach of the year by German journalists) remain in situ at Bayern Munich and Wolfsburg, northern giants Borussia Dortmund and Schalke have brought in Thomas Tuchel and Andre Breitenreiter respectively after disappointing campaigns.

It contains all seven members of the Board of Governors and the presidents of the twelve regional Feds, though only five of the latter may vote at any given time.

The latter have voted to power a political formation with a reasonably clear mandate, thus ending any possibility of a power vacuum emerging in New Delhi.