Sentence examples for votes by which from inspiring English sources

In every scenario, the margins are smaller than the five hundred and thirty-seven votes by which Bush officially prevailed — and smaller, too, than the margin of error.

The manifesto commitment extends the principle of English votes – by which English MPs will be given a veto over legislation that relates solely to England – to financial matters.

This article was amended on 1 December 2016 to correct the number of votes by which Clinton is ahead of Trump in the popular vote.

But if all continues as it is now, Mr Rossi may find in two years' time that those 133 votes by which he lost have added a zero or three.

That gives them particular weight as Vice President Al Gore tries to make up the 300 votes by which he trailed Gov. George W. Bush of Texas at the start of the day.

And he can almost remember the number of votes by which he lost his seat in the New Jersey General Assembly, where he served for four years -- 687 or so (ouch).

The vote was 304-117, closer than the 95-5 vote by which a similar bill cleared the Senate in March.

Following is the 57-to-42 57-to-42 57-to-42 which the Senate voted today to expand a federal hate-crimes law.

One woman knew the exact vote by which the Senate approved the Medicare bill on Tuesday, 54 to 44.

Following is the 62-to-38 62-to-38 62-to-38 which the Senate today approved an 11-year $1.35 trillion tax cut.

Single Transferable Vote A system of preferential voting by which voters use numbers to list candidates in order of preference to elect several members in multi-member constituencies.