Sentence examples for prominent vote from inspiring English sources
Lord Wolfson, the chief executive of Next and a prominent Vote Leave supporter, spoke against the backdrop of a collapse in the value of the pound that will increase sourcing costs for retailers who import goods in dollars.
The Conservative peer, a prominent Vote Leave supporter, said he did not expect Thursday's expected interest rate cut to make much difference to the UK's cooling economy as the base rate was already so low.
One of the key tasks of the ministerial team at Defra, which is led by failed Tory leadership candidate and prominent Vote Leave supporter Andrea Leadsom, will be to draw up a new subsidy scheme to replace the EU's common agricultural policy (CAP).
Dan Wetzel at Yahoo was one of the prominent aye votes.
Over the summer, hordes of them, including prominent architects, voted on what the couple came to call the knotty-or-nice question.
"Sumner loves Paramount for a lot of reasons," Mario Gabelli, a prominent Viacom voting shareholder, said this week.
Former secretary of state Colin Powell has joined an already long list of prominent Republicans voting for Clinton in November.
A number of prominent liberals voted against the bill because of those provisions, including Sens. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass)., Tom Harkin (D-Iowa), Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I).
Stuart has become an increasingly prominent figure in Vote Leave as the focus has shifted on to the apparent weakness of the Labour vote in largely white, working-class areas.
Springsteen and the band were prominent on the Vote for Change tour in 2004, which aimed (unsuccessfully) to put a Democrat in the White House, and the E Streeters were also united behind Springsteen for the albums Magic (2007) and Working On a Dream (2009).
In the four months leading up to the vote, prominent UK politicians, including Prime Minister David Cameron, have made personal calls to remain, while controversial former London Mayor Boris Johnson led the push to make an exit from the European Union.
