Sentence examples for notable votes from inspiring English sources

Among the more notable votes: House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va).

In that regard, the Salesforce investment and integration, and its timing of being announced alongside the sober IPO range, is a notable vote of confidence in Dropbox.

Not to overstate it, but if these reports are in fact true, it's a notable vote of confidence from Benchmark and shows what they think of his track record.

The clergy were split about half and half, the laity less evenly and, as my friend Justin could have told me, the bishops (with three notable exceptions) voted en bloc.

Louis Stanislas was the only notable to vote to increase the size of the Third Estate.

With notable exceptions, recent voting behaviour does not lend confidence they will shoulder the burden effectively".

The ruling is a notable victory for voting rights, but a narrower one than headlines may have suggested.

Mr. Lautenberg has spent nearly a quarter-century in the Senate, and has a strong moderate-to-liberal record (with the notable exception of voting in 2006 for the disastrous law that suspended habeas corpus for inmates of Guantánamo Bay).

The fact that, say, 30 percent of the people in these not especially otherwise notable California cities voted in favor of taxing themselves in order to try to protect their children and to reduce their own consumption of beverages, the fact that they're seeing sugar-sweetened beverages as harmful entities from which we need to be protected: I don't see that as a failure.

On June 4, 1952, he cast another notable tie-breaking vote to save the Wage Stabilization Board.

Some other notable Republicans who voted for the 2006 constitutional amendment aren't currently cosponsoring Huelskamp's bill.