Sentence examples for make a vote from inspiring English sources

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

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

Some Democratic leaders, concerned that Republicans will make a vote against the bill an issue in close November races, are working behind the scenes on compromises.

Their not-so-subtle idea is to make a vote for the Democratic ticket not only a vote for experience and rectitude, but a vote for tolerance.

"If the whips and Tory HQ try to crack down on it, they will just draw more attention to the party's split and make it a bigger story," said a third MP who intends to make a "vote out" promise.

In a preliminary debate on the question, which Laborites mean to make a vote of censure against the government, Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin gave the assurance that he would unseal his lips, which have been tight shut on foreign affairs since his speech on the Hoare-Laval deal last December.

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.

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.

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.