Sentence examples for the pattern of voting from inspiring English sources

But not much changed in the pattern of voting.

Suppose the pattern of voting is the same at the next election.

Maps depicting the pattern of voting in yesterday's referendum show a deeply fragmented country.

With turnout at such abysmal levels, it is difficult to draw any definite conclusions about the pattern of voting in a general election.

Certainly, the pattern of voting kept the mood of independence alive by rejecting the Conservatives, but Matthew Sinclair of Saint Property Search in Edinburgh thinks the election has made no impact on the property scene.

While the pattern of voting may begin to emerge after polls close at 10 p.m. on Thursday, some results, including that of the London mayoral race, are not expected until Friday.

The pattern of votes gives the lie to the claim that these were independent proposals from individual members of parliament acting alone.

Given the new voting system introduced as part of the 1997 constitution, and the subsequent pattern of voting in May 1999, there is little room for compromise without abrogating the constitution.

The patterns of Brexit voting last week map almost perfectly on to the pattern of Ukip voting seen in the 2014 European parliament.

Many of his fellow moderates cast the same votes; what is intriguing about Lazio's record is a pattern of voting with the leadership and against virtually the entire body of moderates, especially on the symbolic and social issues that most of the moderates find embarrassing, but that conservatives like Armey and DeLay take so seriously.

"There's an absolutely consistent pattern of voting against the interests of New York, whether it's specific things like voting against aid for the ice storm recovery or the dairy compact, or generic things like the whole transit thing where he voted to cut us," Mr. Pataki said.