Sentence examples for reliable votes from inspiring English sources

For meaningful climate legislation, there are about forty reliable votes.

Unions, in particular, have a record of rolling out reliable votes for their favored candidates.

London, together with Scotland and (to a lesser extent) Wales, will give Remain its most reliable votes.

But to go along with it would deny him an opportunity to plant reliable votes on the court.

Weston Ware, a leader of Texans Against Gambling, said that back in the 1980s, both Mr. Toomey and Mr. Perry were reliable votes against gambling.

Nevertheless, a seven-member majority — including two generally reliable votes for equality, Justices John Paul Stevens and David Souter — found AT&T's continued shortchanging of the four women to be permissible.

Cuban-Americans, especially older ones, are a reliable voting bloc.

Mr. Gore was a reliable vote against that funding.

Which districts have smaller black populations, a traditionally reliable vote?

All Americans have a stake in ensuring that presidential ballots are cast using reliable voting systems.

But it has been many years since he was a reliable vote for racism.