Sentence examples for to get a vote of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zinn appeared to get a vote of confidence from readers.

Geely Automobile is expected to get a vote of confidence from Wall Street.

With publicly held debt obligations, you might have to get a vote of all the bondholders around the country to get approval of a change in the indenture".

But the company's been producing robotics toys for long enough to get a vote of confidence in the form of a $820 million Series C late last year.

So my expectation and hope is that Chuck Hagel, who richly deserves to get a vote on the floor of the Senate, will be confirmed as our Defense Secretary.

It is still likely to get a vote on the floor of the Senate, but Reid's move on Monday to strip it out of a comprehensive reform package was a tacit recognition that it had no chance of passing.

Dropping it was the only way to get a vote on the rest of the bill, which still included important mandates for renewable energy and energy efficiency.

He is trying to get a vote against any idea of a Palestinian state, which even Mr. Sharon has said is inevitable.

The Iowa Republican's bill wasn't likely to get a vote anyway, given its lack of Democratic support.

"What that means is that since every unit owner owns a portion of the common elements, you'd have to get a 100percentt vote of all unit owners to sell off even a small part of the common area," he said, adding that such unanimity is rarely achieved.

You don't have to be a policy wonk to marvel at the political skill L.B.J. wielded to resuscitate a bill that seemed doomed to never get a vote on the floor of either chamber.