Sentence examples for narrowest vote from inspiring English sources

But the measure passed by the narrowest vote of the day, 47 to 33.

Clearly the narrow vote would not be the last word.

The UK's narrow vote to leave the European Union had specific British causes.

In July, by a narrow vote, the House of Representatives defeated an amendment to restrict the N.S.A.'s phone-tracking program.

By a narrow vote of 21 17, the Judiciary Committee found, in that very refusal, a basis for impeachment.

Its referendum produced a narrow vote in favour of the Maastricht treaty.Look at it this wayDifferent countries learnt different lessons from the crisis.

As one minister who is about to come out as an Outer told me: "I think there will be a narrow vote to stay in.

The I.O.C., which has a history of financial receptivity and political amoralism, awarded the 2014 Games to Russia over South Korea by a narrow vote.

The police support the injunction as a bulwark against the city's soaring homicide rate, and the City Council recently approved financing for it in a narrow vote.

But workers said the contract was voted down 1,805 to 1,611 -- a much narrower vote than the 88percentt margin by which the initial offer was rejected a week earlier.

Narrow Vote in Israel Gives Boost to Sharon Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's right-wing Likud Party narrowly voted to hold an election for party leader next April.