Sentence examples for this many votes from inspiring English sources

And then he said, Well, it would lose this many votes, gain this many.

"The reason the HDP has won this many votes is because it has not excluded any members of this country, unlike our current rulers," said 25-year-old Siar Senci.

The quota is 156,532 votes - any individual candidate who gets this many votes will be elected straightaway.

It isn't clear if that many votes exist.

This is because many votes are highly consensual.

Rose claims this indicates how many votes he could win by targeting the Labour/Ukip swing voters identified in the documents he was given.

That will always be the problem with trying to effect reform in this area because there aren't many votes in this for politicians … "The criminal justice system, surely, is at the heart of what you are as a nation.

Dr. Carneiro drew so many votes this time out, in fact, that under Brazil's complicated system of proportional representation, he was able to pull five other members of his tiny party into Congress with him.

He may not have won many votes this primary season, but the Rev. Al Sharpton won credit from various quarters for often stealing the show at Democratic presidential debates, where his wit and sense of humor often made his opponents seem like, well, politicians.

The government lost twice as many votes on this bill – now the Housing and Planning Act – as it did on all its other legislation last year combined.

Mr. Bush is unlikely to claw back many votes in this part of the state in November, his political aides say, but events like the one on Tuesday keep him competitive and force the Kerry campaign to spend time and money here without expending Mr. Bush's campaign resources.