Sentence examples for vote because the from inspiring English sources

Some analysts predict a no vote because the country is in a revolutionary frame of mind.

He won in 2006 with just 38% of the vote, because the opposition was split.

Many Iraqis went to vote because the current situation is intolerable.

The libertarian Goldwater Institute tried to block the vote because the City Council had not made pertinent documents available.

One famous newspaper editor expressed his belief that it was unethical for a journalist to vote, because the act of choosing one candidate over another could compromise objectivity.

Hong Kong gets the vote because the airline and airport people were very unhelpful when my luggage got lost.

But Salmond would hope that Miliband could win this vote because the SNP would at that stage back Labour.

A senior opposition member said his party would not accept the vote because the ruling bloc had cheated.

Both sides claimed victory after the Nov. 3 vote because the new system made it harder to tally vote totals.

Together, the developments made it doubtful whether his government would survive a confidence vote, because the loss of even two supporters threatened his parliamentary majority.

The Scottish Nationalists were expected to simply abstain from the Commons vote because the central issue only affects England and Wales.