Sentence examples for vote of some from inspiring English sources

It was the emergence of dissidents in the chavista camp that helped to cut the president's habitual vote of some 60% by around seven percentage points.

As the last two elections have proved, there is a stubborn hard-core Tory vote of some 25% that is not about to shift leftward.

The vote of some 100 committee members could stamp an exclamation point on his legacy as one of Brazil's most popular presidents this century, and pave the road for his return to power in 2014, political analysts said.

But some in Mr. Gore's dining room that first Saturday worried that the proposed remedy -- presumably a new vote of some kind -- would make him seem unreasonable and extreme, testing the patience of both his partisans and the public.

Democratic leaders in the House have yet to say what they will do with the competing censure resolutions, but are inclined to allow a vote of some sort related to Mr. King's remarks, according to one senior Democratic aide.

A couple dozen were arrested, including a state assemblyman who insisted he had not heckled anyone, but had merely objected to being thrown out of a public meeting at which a vote of some importance was to take place.

Senators spoke openly of the strain of the long series of votes on some of their frailer colleagues.

Moreover, Mr Wahid owes his victory this week to the votes of some of these people.

But the votes of some of the party's hard-core Europhobes were still up for grabs.

But cryptographic voting of some form is surely a strong candidate to appear on the ballot in a future election.

It passed 75 to 24 and won the votes of some of the Senate's most ardent conservative Republicans, including Senators Ron Johnson of Wisconsin and Tom Coburn of Oklahoma.