Sentence examples for mild vote from inspiring English sources

In part, this judgment is a mild vote of confidence in Mr Schwarzenegger: for all his obvious political frailties, the gubernator represents a particularly potent form of centrist Republicanism.

The sadness about Adam's eruption, and Ms Burley's eccentric bullying of a mild voting-reformer protester, is that before these self-inflicted wounds Sky was having the best of it.

African observers have commended the election for being peaceful — in contrast with past violent elections — while expressing mild concern about voting irregularities.

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After a brief period of showing Xenophon his latest delivery project, and some expressions of mild fandom – "My wife voted for you as well" – I asked him why he admired Xenophon.

The overwhelming response was yes to voting and mild enthusiasm for the Democratic nominee.

"I would say the vote was a mild surprise, not a shock," Rothenberg, who organized the most successful World Cup ever held, in the United States in 1994, said by telephone from Zurich.

But as the election will be using the supplementary vote system – a mild form of PR that only Londoners are able to comprehend, apparently – there's absolutely no reason not to vote for the independent or other minority candidate, and as long as you put Ken or Boris as "second preference" the vote will not be wasted.

She said the post-Brexit vote recovery, while milder than expected, would need consumers to continue to be resilient and businesses to continue hiring workers.

In short, the effects on debates on eventual votes are likely mild, and, in most cases, effectively nil.

Costa Mesa Councilwoman Wendy Leece ignited fireworks this election year after going against the directive of Republican leaders and voting to approve only mild concessions in public employee contracts.