Sentence examples for takes votes from inspiring English sources
As the party takes votes from across the political spectrum, others now include provisions on animal welfare in their manifestos.
UKIP, a once-minor party that came second to Labour in two by-elections on November 29th, takes votes from all parties but most terrifies Conservative MPs.
The theory is that the longer Mr. Forbes stays in, the more he takes votes from Mr. Bush, forcing Mr. Bush to engage in distracting and costly battles.
One of these two seats is Nick Clegg's own constituency, Sheffield Hallam: that's right, a Green surge – and where it takes votes from – could decide the deputy prime minister's future.
His gain mainly takes votes away from Vicente Fox Quesada, who is also battling to oust the Institutional Revolutionary Party, known as the PRI, from the presidency that it has controlled for seven decades.
"It takes votes away from people and gives them to the elite," Skomitz said, summing up the typical complaint from the Sanders faithful that the nomination process is undemocratic.
Ohio takes voting seriously.
At times, we even took votes.
Only Al Gore is taking votes from Al Gore.
But Mr Moin could take votes from him.
