Sentence examples for make a vote for from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

People should treat it like an EU referendum, he will say, making a vote for Ukip a vote for the exit door from Brussels.

Labour will seek to turn this to their advantage, by claiming the fragile state of the economy makes a vote for Conservative austerity dangerous.

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?

Labor wants to quash any hope of such a secular coalition, to win back defectors by making a vote for Shinui look like a vote for Mr. Sharon and presenting itself as the only true opposition voice.

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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 results in the byelections make clear that a vote for Ukip is a vote for Ukip.

After the murder, Gonzalez vowed to "go out and continue the campaign, making it clear that a vote for us is not a vote for a party slate but for the ideals of a man, Enrique Hernandez".

For make no mistake, a vote for either the Conservatives or Labour would put all the achievements of the last five years at risk.