Sentence examples for understand it a vote from inspiring English sources

As I understand it, a vote to abolish the filibuster cannot be filibustered.

They understand it's a vote for the kind of agriculture they want to have practiced around them".

Oh, of course not, but you know it's like any competition isn't it – you want to win, but I understand it's a public vote and he's the favourite to win, but we'll just have to see.

"At the time of the Indiana arguments, we understood it was a party-line vote [by Indiana lawmakers] and it was perfectly clear the Republicans thought they would get an advantage out of it," Stevens said.

The shard of hope that remains for democracy as most Americans and the Founders -- understood it, is that the vote was a divided 5-4, and enjoys not even a smidgeon of public legitimacy.

Republican senators need to understand that a vote against this reform is a vote against economic recovery.

It is understood that a vote by the people of the city would be needed before the government acted - but given the overwhelming nationalist majority the outcome is a foregone conclusion.

When this occurs when ballots are already printed, it is understood a vote for the candidate named on the ballot is a vote for the replacement candidate.

Blair also understood that a vote is not an act of charity.

The BBC understands a vote among Lib Dem members ended 10-10 with Mr Hancock keeping his job as planning, regeneration and economic development chief because the chairman abstained.

The BBC understands Mr Murphy faces a vote of no confidence at the Scottish Labour Party Executive on Saturday.