Sentence examples for vote of more from inspiring English sources

To amend the constitution requires a vote of more than 75 per cent of MPs.

It guarantees 25% of parliamentary seats to the army's nominees, and by a strange coincidence, requires a vote of more than 75% of parliamentarians to amend the constitution.

A questionable plebiscite on April 10, held throughout greater Germany, recorded a vote of more than 99 percent in favour of Hitler.

Each of the nine groups of creditors entitled to weigh in on WorldCom's restructuring plan had to approve it by a vote of more than two-thirds.

Last month, when Amherst College turned down an invitation to join edX, it was by a faculty vote of more than sixty per cent.

A vote of more than one-third of either house of Congress would require the Supreme Court to consider the law (it could be rejected if eight of the 11 justices agree).

Mr. Cannon beat the Republican candidate, Paul Laxalt, by 48 votes of more than 134,000 cast.

Judge Dumanis eked out her victory by about 3,500 votes of more than 570,000 cast in San Diego County.

After appearing headed for victory last week, the measure wound up losing by 533 votes, of more than 129,000 cast.

Mr. Romney got the votes of more whites than Mr. McCain, and, unlike Mr. McCain, he was supported by a majority of white voters under age 30.

The Indian vote, strongly Democratic, was important in Mr. Tester's victory over Conrad Burns, a Republican incumbent who lost by about 3,500 votes of more than 406,000 cast.