Sentence examples for precise vote from inspiring English sources

But it did not give a precise vote, and Mr. Murakami's aides indicated he might challenge the results.

Our impression is that the Council members have welcomed this resolution and it enjoys strong support, but I would hesitate to predict for you at this moment exactly what the precise vote count is going to be".

Determining the precise voting tally in the district could still drag on for weeks: In California, election officials have until Dec. 7 to report final results to the secretary of state, who has an additional week to announce official winners.

Or, to be precise, to vote on other countries' elections: of course we don't have the power directly to elect anyone or remove them from office – but power comes in many forms these days, and the influence of an international electorate could be surprisingly strong.

If election offices had adequate resources and precise rules, voting lists might accurately reflect who is entitled to vote.

Or to be precise, 107,330 votes in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania handed America to Trump.

Predicting whether a story will attract a large number of votes, rather than the precise number of votes, is a key issue for web sites such as Digg.

Mr. Breaux said he would insist on more precise language before votes were cast next week.

The patchwork standards of each county in Florida contributed to the difficulty last year in arriving at a precise tabulation of votes, delaying the results for 36 days.

For a precise history of voting theory as an academic discipline, including Condorcet's and Borda's writings, see McClean and Urken (1995).

However it remains unclear what the precise consequences of a vote against the agreement by the Parliament next week would be.