Sentence examples for vote stands from inspiring English sources

And given where the vote stands, it would be presumptuous for us to do that".

If the vote stands, the legislation will go to the upper house of parliament for final approval.

How free is an election in which the citizen who dares to vote stands a fair chance of being shot, blown up or beheaded for his pains?

If this vote stands, not only will 3.8 million poor veterans, older people and children face food insecurity, but this vote also contributes to the health care crisis.

The FiveThirtyEight forecast has Mr. Obama leading the popular vote along with the Electoral College, because it uses both state and national polls to calibrate its estimate of where the vote stands.

Since the AKP's share of the vote stands at around 43-45 percent, Erdogan can hope for a supermajority only if the smaller of the two main opposition parties, the rightist Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) fails to pass the 10 percent bar for entry to the Parliament.

In March, the no vote stood at 52% and yes at 37%.

This includes the right to vote, stand for election or hold public office, and is effective for life despite the fact that most convicts are released on parole.

That vote stood until Rob Portman, a Republican from Ohio and the liaison between the Republican House leadership and the White House, changed his vote, resulting in deadlock and defeat.

The declaration of independence stipulated that all Israel's citizens can vote, stand for office and practise their faith in total freedom.

If younger people don't turn out to vote, stand for election or support planning applications, you can't simply blame the older people who do.