Sentence examples for through the votes from inspiring English sources

10.48pm BST We're almost a quarter of the way through the votes now.

In general, the indirect effect of a justice's vote on the outcome through the votes of their peers is typically several times larger than the direct mechanical effect of the justice's own vote.

As we plodded through the votes for almost an hour - MEPs remain seated and raise their hands for or against hundreds of amendments called by the chair - I quizzed Mr Martin on his campaign.

May is expecting to scrape through the votes on Monday, because senior Tories who have expressed concerns about the bill, including Dominic Grieve and Anna Soubry, are expected to hold their fire until the committee stage later in the autumn, when Davis has signalled he will be willing to listen to amendments.

In 2013, I applied to the Participatory Budgeting of Lisbon Council 2013, and through the votes of citizens, LATA 65 won.

During a separate vote, over whatever Brexit bullshit the government is currently dithering about, Tory whips – faced with the possibility of a rebellion – refused to honour the convention of "nodding through" the votes of sick MPs.

I'm not going to nap through the vote".

You can hardly run through the voting lobby.

And they still have power, whether it comes through the vote or through public protests.

"I tried to persuade him not to put the organization through the vote," Mr. Bolton said.

He mostly gained power not through the voting booth but through violence, intimidation and deceit.