Sentence examples for vote would lead from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, some senators expressed hope that the vote would lead to broader comity.

Its chief executive, Rob Noel, said a leave vote would lead to "falling rental values and a reduction in construction commitments, particularly in London.

They claims a yes vote would lead to children being adopted by gay parents against the will of their wider family circle.

Representative Lois Capps, Democrat of California, who wrote the amendment, said she hoped the 252-to-172 vote would lead to a permanent prohibition on new drilling.

More worrying, he said, was a whispering campaign started in the countryside that a no vote would lead to revoking Article 2 of the Constitution, which cites Islam as the main source for Egyptian law.

As the opinion polls have tightened, the "no" camp has resorted to promises of further devolution and efforts to scare the voters, claiming that a "yes" vote would lead to heightened financial uncertainty and, quite possibly, an economic calamity.

"Under the current asymmetrical system English votes would lead to four tiers of MPs, leading to complete confusion on who can vote during the proposed fourth readings - leading to a certain constitutional crisis".

Election supervisors warned at the time that truncated early voting would lead to long lines and pose other hurdles.

Democrats feared that such votes would lead the Republicans to stretch out any voting on the two remaining proposals.

The incident came as liberal voting-rights groups expressed concern that conservative complaints about fraudulent voting would lead to a reduced turnout on Election Day.

Many expressed hope that their votes would lead to what the President, Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar, has promised will be a transition to a democratic Government in May.