Sentence examples for subsequent votes from inspiring English sources

In addition to the increasingly frayed personal relations, the debate and subsequent votes showed the different political strategies in play.

The two subsequent votes pertained specifically to the Treasury appropriations bill, and on those Mr. Lazio voted yes each time, and the appropriation was approved.

In subsequent votes, it has cried foul; some of its supporters rioted for months after the ballots were counted.This time all has been quiet so far.

The subsequent votes then represented an important victory for everybody who has opposed the Republicans' plans, and especially those who have sought to exert pressure on elected G.O.P. officials.

The election results left the transfer tax confined to the five East End towns of Southampton, East Hampton, Riverhead, Southold and Shelter Island, where voters approved it in 1998 and extended its expiration date from 2010 to 2030 in two subsequent votes.

Though the comments may have been meant to be exculpatory, lawyers say they pose problems for the governor because of his failure to try to right the situation and for his participation in subsequent votes on the project by the bond commission.

"Remember, there was a 1957 Civil Rights Act; then there was a 1960 Civil Rights Act; then a 1964 Civil Rights Act' then a 1965 Voting Rights Act; and there have been subsequent voting and civil rights bills".

Once this amendment was lost, nothing could be achieved in the subsequent vote.

Senior military officers attempted a coup in May, but Nkurunziza won a subsequent vote, amid allegations of intimidation.

Last year's first-ever contested presidential election, and subsequent voting for parliament, stirred lively debate and earned plaudits from afar.

The Bush campaign is also emphasizing Mr. Kerry's subsequent vote against $87 billion for Iraq and Afghanistan and for more equipment for the troops.