Sentence examples for vote possibilities from inspiring English sources

The Clinton campaign is circulating an opinion article from the Philadelphia Inquirer, which analyzes the vote possibilities.

Dell — which faces competing bids from management, Carl C. Icahn and the Blackstone Group — has some 900 shareholders that have publicly disclosed their ownership stakes, so the potential vote possibilities would number 10 followed by 271 zeros, Mr. Dirks said.

Due to the wide range of voting possibilities, negotiations were held to strengthen the UMP majority.

At the merely mechanical level, computer experts in a large jurisdiction cannot test punch-card systems for every voting possibility.

As Anti-Masonic candidates proved successful in state and local elections, politicians saw the issue's vote-catching possibilities.

Mr. Bush has said he needs it to present the hemispheric trade pact to Congress for a vote without possibility of amendment.

If Congress passes the current trade promotion authority bill, the TPP will become subject to a simple up or down vote, without possibility for any amendment.

In fact, just this week, Kaptur and Jones announced an amendment to the pending Financial Choice Act in the House of Representives, that would represent the first genuine attempt to bring to a vote the possibility of resurrecting the Glass-Steagall Act since its repeal.

Although many Members are wary of multiple debt limit votes, the possibility of additional debt limit increases before the Presidential election cannot be ruled out at this point.

Critics of such voting raise the possibilities of fraud, privacy violations, vote buying and coercion.

MPs will vote on the possibility of a no-deal Brexit on Wednesday and, if they reject that, on the possibility of delaying the UK's exit from the European Union, May said.