Sentence examples for vote opening from inspiring English sources

The initiative won 56percentt of the vote, opening the door.

For his first question, he was asked about whether he and other candidates were fragmenting the "mainstream" vote, opening the way for an "anti-establishment" candidate.

Some political observers believe that Ms. Kim and Ms. Walker may split the progressive vote, opening the door for a candidate well to the right of Mr. Daly.

The division led the Democrats to put up two candidates for president in 1860, including Mr. Douglas, and they (along with a third-party candidate) split the party vote, opening the way for Lincoln to win the election as a Republican with about 39 percent of the popular vote.

The distancing could be an effort to rebuild Mr. Bush's environmental credentials after a bruising stretch of defeats on stances that favor energy production over conservation, notably the failure to win a Senate vote opening the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to exploratory oil drilling.

The result, Professor Schlemmer says, is discontent among 30-40 per cent of the population, making it possible that the ANC could drop from 70 to 50percentnt of the vote, opening the way to a coalition.

Saturday's preliminary vote opens a new window on the dynamics of hotel sales.

And the vote opened up the field to the former superpower of Eastern Europe and to a rising financial power in the Middle East.

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