Sentence examples for represent a vote of from inspiring English sources

Developers and others say that in addition to strengthening home sales, the changes represent a vote of confidence in the creation of sustainable, pedestrian-oriented neighborhoods, which are more likely to have projects that incorporate mixed-use buildings.

The latest gas deal represents a vote of confidence in market forces in another way too.

He stressed that the HP deal represented a vote of confidence in Britain and that Autonomy would remain in Britain.

It represented a vote of confidence in Darlow and he responded with an early one-on-one block from Benteke.

"When a board of trustees takes upon itself the job of planning curriculum, this represents a vote of no confidence in the academic leadership of a university".

The FA also believes refinancing at more beneficial rates represents a vote of confidence in Wembley's business model from lenders.

That is pretty amazing, and it represents a vote of confidence by the insurance companies in the viability of the exchanges.

This represents a vote of deserved confidence regarding the effectiveness of Europe's current competition policy as well as the evolution of pricing, competition and investment in the industry.

"Bank of America's investment in Countrywide represents a vote of confidence and strengthens our balance sheet, enabling us to position Countrywide for future growth and success," Angelo R. Mozilo, chief executive of Countrywide, said in a statement.

The deal will give NTT access to Dimension Data's African markets, and both companies described its as a landmark transaction which represented "a vote of confidence in South Africa and in Dimension Data".

The deal will give NTT - the largest telecoms business in Japan - access to Dimension Data's African markets, and the companies said it was a landmark transaction which represented "a vote of confidence in South Africa and in Dimension Data".