Sentence examples for sort of vote from inspiring English sources

It called instead for "dialogue and negotiation", ending in some sort of vote amongst Basques.

The Guardian is highly unusual in allowing staff to hold any sort of vote on their next boss.

However, Morgan denied that his comments represent the sort of vote of confidence which traditionally spells trouble for football managers.

What Clegg is doing is effectively issuing the same sort of "vote for stability" message that David Cameron is issuing.

The group calls for "dialogue and negotiation" which it says should end with some sort of vote among Basques.

The dominant Pushtuns, in particular, will feel aggrieved, since violence may make it impossible to hold any sort of vote in their areas.

Then, after bowing deeply, he laid out a party platform that in some ways sounded unchanged from decades past, emphasizing increased public works spending — the sort of vote-buying move that many Japanese say helped create the nation's huge debt problems.

But what sort of voting system would be acceptable?

This time there isn't one obvious repository for those sort of votes".

"If the book is a garden-variety children's book, it serves as an opportunity to show support for the elected, a sort of voting by book purchase".

He was following the Australian election campaign but got kind of bored, and sort of drifted off, only to wake up and find that Australia had sort of voted Malcolm Turnbull back in.