Sentence examples for vote from one from inspiring English sources

In November, Mr. Thurmond got 1.1 million votes and the 38 electoral votes of Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and South Carolina, plus a vote from one elector in Tennessee.

It drew an opposing vote from one of the three S.E.C. commissioners at a public meeting and a swift condemnation from a major Wall Street lobbying group.

The only difference in today's vote from one taken last week was that Senator Bob Graham, a Florida Democrat who missed the last vote because he was recuperating from surgery, cast his ballot with his fellow Democrats.

We will retreat to the late 1950s when the Lords, totally in the hands of the Tories, with the Tory government down the corridor, hardly had a vote from one year to the next.

Justice Owen Roberts, who executed the "switch in time that saved nine" by changing his vote from one minimum wage case to the next, would later acknowledge that "it is difficult to see how the court could have resisted the popular urge" for change.

The Senate passed the bill without a single "yes" vote from one of its 48 Democrats, but then, this was the plan all along.

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Counting those on the left, polls suggest these Eurosceptics may raise their vote from one-fifth to nearly one-third of the 751-seat parliament (excluding the ECR, the share rises from about one-tenth to one-quarter).

Most of the "house effects" that you see introduced in the polls — the tendency of certain polling firms to show results that are consistently more favorable for either the Democrat or the Republican — reflect the different assumptions that pollsters make about how to get a truly representative sample and how to separate out the people who will really vote from ones who say they will, but won't.

This cookie is what usually prevents multiple votes from one machine.

The votes from one precinct remained uncounted, from a county whose population is smaller than Mr. Testa's margin.