Sentence examples for making a yes from inspiring English sources

It is making a yes vote a black mark for a lawmaker on Heritage's conservative scorecard, urging its members to call their representatives and senators, "pretty much everything we can," said Dan Holler, a spokesman for Heritage Action.

Public opinion polls now suggest that the mood in Ireland has changed because of the economic crisis, making a "yes" vote more likely if there is a second referendum.

The motion making a yes vote official Green policy was then passed by the required two-thirds majority.

Teach your rock survival skills by making a yes or no chart.

Burlesque performer and sex educator Fancy Feast recommends making a "Yes and maybe list" to physically commit your comfort level, needs, and wants to paper.

The assembled information source is made up of 'evidence types', each making a 'Yes' or 'No' call about the interaction of two genes and BNP is the BN that represents the relation between these evidence types and GI.

The solution proposed by eLife is to ensure quality, speed and justice by deploying a high-powered editorial board who will oversee the reviewing process and 150 highly selected biomedical experts who will do the reviewing; to avoid iterations by making a yes-or-no decision on first review; and to promote fairness and transparency by publishing the (anonymous) referees' reports.

"Our policy was, two yeses to make a yes, one no to make a no," Mike Cetta said.

Bullock quit only two years into his six-year term due to Labor's stance on same-sex marriage, which is to make a yes vote on the issue binding for party members from 2019.

Kirk said he may not have to make a "yes" or "no" vote on extending former President Bush's tax cuts for the wealthy, since Democrats seem ready to extend the cuts for another two years.

Each letter was presented for 230 ms with an interstimulus interval (ISI) fixed to 1,400 ms. If the letter they saw also appeared two letters back the participant made a "yes" response, otherwise they made a "no" response.