Sentence examples for vote to a from inspiring English sources

Thus, a 30 to 70 percent division of the vote, to A and B respectively, is the game's saddlepoint.

"You can give away your vote to a fringe party.

Now that's been whittled down by public vote to a final round of 10 birds".

Adams's eldest son, John Quincy, became America's sixth president despite losing the popular vote to a man from Tennessee.

A Yes vote (to a bailout package that, incidentally, is no longer officially on the table) spells further austerity.

They appealed against the result and lost the vote to a five-man committee containing three communist countries.

Before the clerk could bring the vote to a close, Mr. Michaels stood and asked to be recognized.

If his edge holds, Nebraska will give one electoral vote to a Democrat for the first time since 1964.

If 20 more members join the cause, which appears unlikely, the faction would be able to push the vote to a second round.

"I will not vote to deny a vote to a Democratic president's judicial nominee just because the nominee may have views more liberal than mine".

The head of state was henceforth a president elected by popular vote to a seven-year term, and the head of government was henceforth known as the "taoiseach".