Sentence examples for no vote could be from inspiring English sources

A "No" vote could be the final blow to the Euro as well as a leap into the dark for Rome, with its typical ungovernability.

Because today's trustees' meeting was an executive session, no vote could be taken, under the state's open meeting laws.

Last year about this time, this state was on the list of battlegrounds, up there with Michigan and Pennsylvania and Ohio and the other states where no vote could be taken for granted.

"No one is going to come back today," said Fred Risser, one of the Senate's 14 Democrats who left the capital last month after realizing that the cuts to collective bargaining were likely to pass the Senate, but that no vote could be taken without at least 20 members — and thus at least one Democrat — in attendance.

No vote could be taken on the league issue.

Image damage from "no" votes could be severe in today's turbulent corporate governance environment, so companies must now become far more assertive in explaining how their top executives are paid.

But there was no final signing off on the agreement that would end the lockout, although a vote could be taken by conference call on Thursday.

Her vote could be crucial in a closely divided Senate.

A Yes vote could be very bad news for Ed Miliband.

"Our vote could be the decisive factor in determining elections".

North Carolina is not the only swing state where the black vote could be crucial.