Sentence examples for switch to yes from inspiring English sources

Emanuel Cleaver II, Democrat of Missouri, announced that he would switch to yes from no.

But with the tally at 214-214, handedded over a green card signaling that he would switch to yes.

With just six weeks to go to polling day, the pro-independence campaign badly needed the event to be a game-changer, in which a significant proportion of voters were persuaded to switch to yes such that the persistent no lead finally began to evaporate.

Simply toggle the switch to "Yes" or "No" by tapping on it.

Several who switched to yes cited a provision added by the Senate increasing the amount of savings insured by the Federal government to $250,000 per account, from $100,000.

Another poll in Wednesday's Scottish Daily Mail found movement both ways on the subject, with one in five no voters switching to yes, and one in 10 yes voters turning back to no. "It's going to be a really hard decision," said Michaela French, a hotel manager and Scottish Greens activist who campaigned for a leave vote.

Burke voted "no" in a voice vote, then switched to "yes" for the record.

Some opponents of both gay marriage and civil unions, particularly Republicans who had voted no on the first two ballots, switched to yes.

/y: Use this switch to force a "yes" answer to all queries from the computer.

Tellingly, these were also the two most important factors in determining switching to voting yes (from any other position).

Many voters have switched to the yes camp since capital controls were imposed this week limiting daily cash machine withdrawals to just €60.