Sentence examples for vote that would from inspiring English sources

States cannot charge for IDs required to vote (that would be a de facto poll tax).

Mr. Bruck said he found it "wrenching" to cast a vote that would lead to layoffs.

City Council vote that would put off completing any deal by as long as a year.

With a more democratic Arab world, where everyone can vote, that would be a disaster for Israel.

Mr. Cox could have supported shareholders as well, ensuring a tie vote that would have meant no action at all.

It was not a Cable-inspired three-yearly binding vote that would compel the board to do something.

Those behind the renationalisation plan are confident they can win a vote that would force the leadership's hand.

The idea, expanded, recurs in a lot of his other films: the concern for throttled voices without a vote that would be recognizable to the conventionally clever.

His principal opponent is John Glenn, although the campaign of Jesse Jackson threatens to take away much of the black vote that would go to Mondale.

If it were just a share of the popular vote that would be one thing — though the latest polls have that share going down.

On the floor today, he forced a vote that would increase spending for security and prevent members from adding unnecessary items to the agency.