Sentence examples for vote highly from inspiring English sources

In the end, 20 committee members voted to approve the cuts, while 4 others abstained — including Mr. Gottfried, who called the abrupt vote "highly inappropriate" — and 3 were absent.

The December vote was close (TPA passed by one vote), highly partisan (only seven Democrats voted in favour of it) and doubtless a result of the Republicans' loyalty to a president at war rather than of any sudden longing for free trade.

Civil rights restoration is a huge issue that Democrats should have put on the table, considering that blacks vote highly Democratic in Kentucky," he said.

At the Academy of Chocolate Awards 2007, we at Malagasy were delighted to win silver award for best "bean to bar" and we were voted highly ethical by Ethical Consumer magazine.

If, however, something that was simpler to get than net neutrality is proposed, voted highly, and 'wins,' that could be a positive result for the current debate.

There are also links to show related pages, as well as more pages from the same source voted highly by the Digg community or marked as up and coming.

The first is that the anti-war vote is highly partisan.

The Libyan vote was "highly disturbing," coming out of pacifism, exceptionalism, immaturity and fear of domestic backlash, he said.

Mr. Totten said in an interview that he was not taking sides on the vote, "a highly personal decision for everybody".

Although a Yes vote is highly unlikely, the debate will scarcely bolster the WTO.To make matters worse, the WTO's critics are now on the offensive.

Ruprecht Polenz, a conservative lawmaker and chairman of the German Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee, said "the vote was highly unusual" given Germany's practice of abstaining from or voting against any U.N. resolutions criticizing Israel.