Sentence examples for specific votes from inspiring English sources

Specific votes are not made public.

Kerry's cast a couple specific votes that are unpopular, but so has Bush.

Mr. Rogers said that Mr. McCain was unaware of the specific votes he was asked about, and that he was speaking about his support for the Homeland Security Committee's investigation, which was under way at the of the votes.

This is a situation in which we have identified specific votes, many of which were agreed by the District Court were votes in which you could clearly discern the voter's intent.

The respondents are an accurate cross section of the Senate and House, mirroring the makeup of their chambers by political party, gender, years of service, regions of the country and even specific votes.

I think the answer is that the Justices have always been affected by contemporary politics, but it's hard to draw a straight line from contemporary politics to specific votes and decisions.

But a specific vote on implementing his suggestions will not be made until the organisation has comprehensively consulted with members.

In 1924, Ramsay MacDonald announced that his government would stay in office regardless of defeats and would resign only after a specific vote of no confidence.

As the election drew closer, Edmonds and his 10-strong team – under the stewardship of Crosby – began producing bespoke content for specific voting groups around the country.

On a specific vote to press ahead with Trident, the Conservatives and Labour would combine to defeat opponents of Trident renewal, including the SNP.

The peer and former Conservative MP pointed out that the government had previously promised a specific vote on all 35 measures, including the arrest warrant, in both houses.