Sentence examples for made a vote from inspiring English sources

The comparable figures for voters who had already made a vote choice are 12 percent Obama, 68 percent Romney, and 9 percent unsure – an unusually non-partisan result.

That would have made a vote for independence almost impossible in a region of low literacy and abysmal infrastructure.In this section Still adored Heading towards independence From fission to Pharaoh?

In fact, Horizon Ventures, the Hong Kong-based venture capital firm of Li KAsiaing, Asia's richest man, recently made a vote of confidence in Bitcoin by investing in BitPay.

In 1978 Tikhonov was elected a candidate member of the Politburo and was made a voting member of the Politburo in 1979.

She emphasized the need for Egypt to reform its Constitution to make a vote credible.

The leader of the nationalist bloc, Devlet Bahçeli, recently backed a referendum, making a vote on the issue more likely.

"It just adds to the uncertainty and makes a vote soon a little more difficult," said Howard Berman, a Democrat and former chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.

The commission's chairman, Gregory B. Jaczko, a Democrat and former aide to Yucca's archenemy, Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, drew criticism for not making a vote final.

Leaders are now considering adding to their demands and making a vote on a balanced budget amendment to the constitution part of the final deal.

Similarly, if the Lib Dems insist they will favour the largest party they will destroy their negotiating position, making a vote for them entirely pointless.

It is one of the few things that would make a vote to leave the EU slightly but significantly more likely.