Sentence examples for vote of around from inspiring English sources

Under the existing boundaries, and assuming a Lib Dem vote of around 15percentntheToriesrequirequire a lead of seven points to win an overall majority, compared to a lead of four points under the new boundaries.

Even though the Austrian presidency is mainly a ceremonial role, a vote of around 50% for the far-right politician Hofer already represents a political earthquake in a country in which two centrist parties have dominated the landscape since 1945, and will be celebrated as a triumph by xenophobic parties across the continent.

Hughes' 1916 referendum on conscription had a No vote of around 52 per cent, while the 1917 referendum had a No vote of around 54 per cent.

In the past companies that have attracted that type of criticism have suffered protest votes of around 30%. "I think there will be a significant no vote but I don't think it will be a majority," said one investor.

"As a legal party which won the votes of around one million people in 2010, we have as much right as anyone to hold an event here," he said.

In recent weeks, Democrats have been averaging a lead of between eight and 10 points … that large a lead on the generic ballot would predict a popular vote margin of around five points and a gain of between 30 and 33 seats in the House — enough to give Democrats a modest but clear majority.

The poll showed Hogan suffering a primary vote swing of around 4%, with the Greens the main beneficiaries.

As we would expect based on Figure 3(a), the news coefficient is positive, statistically significant in all models, and of a considerable size: for example, gaining 50% of the news mentions would, on average, correlate with an increase in vote share of around 20 percentage points.

It is worth noting that because of its dual share class, the two co-founders will have disproportionate voting control of around 50% of the voting power, and therefore the public shareholders will have to be willing to come along for a passive ride even if they don't like certain future decisions that the company might choose to make.

A US election monitor familiar with the data said the numbers cut Mr Karzai's tally of the vote to around 48 per cent of the vote, dragging him under the threshold needed to win in one round.

That delay was thanks in large part to the Freedom Caucus, the same voting block of around three dozen super conservative Republican Representatives who gummed up the first Republican healthcare vote in the House in March.