Sentence examples for votes brought from inspiring English sources

In 1946, their votes brought a political party, the Muslim League, to power.

With populist policies, he also tipped the balance of power to the rural and urban poor, whose votes brought Mr. Samak to office and could dominate a referendum.

The dramatic resurgence of the Basque country's radical separatists, who formed part of the Bildu coalition that took a quarter of the region's votes, brought sudden change to one of Spain's most obdurate and bloody political conflicts.

The shootings have fed a growing sense of betrayal at the country's governing party, the venerable African National Congress, many of whose senior members have joined a wealthy elite a world away from the downtrodden masses whose votes brought them to power at the end of apartheid in 1994.

The votes brought in revenue of more than £5.4 million, though it was expected to be a lot higher because of the unknown cost of mobile phone votes.

The new votes bring Mr. Gore's net gain from the Broward hand count to 225.

In today's counting, Mr. Gore netted 72 additional votes, bringing his overall gain in the manual recount to 166.

Mr Molins' vote brought no consequences.

The vote brought howls of protest from NASA itself and from wider earth-science circles.

The vote brought cheers from a standing-room-only crowd, which included local business owners.

The vote brought an injection of new blood and energy, new strategies, new questions and a whole lot of ambition.