Sentence examples for votes depending on from inspiring English sources

Each minister in the council casts votes depending on their country's size.

Any bill that comes out of the House may have to run on mostly Republican votes, depending on its content.* The Senate deal is a bipartisan effort, and as such would have more momentum.

Even when winning five Southern states (Virginia included) on Super Tuesday in 1988, Mr. Jackson received only 7 to 10percentt of white votes, depending on the exit poll.

In that sense, 2016 was a historic split: Donald Trump won the presidency by as much as 74 electoral votes (depending on how Michigan ends up) while losing the nationwide vote to Clinton by 1.7 million votes and counting.

Dalal and Triggs introduce HOG descriptor which takes weighted votes depending on the gradient L2-norm for an orientated histogram channel [31].

Obama wins either 303 or 332 electoral votes, depending on the outcome in Florida.

The farm states, led by Representative Larry Combest, Republican of Texas, made it clear that their votes depended on support for the 2002 farm bill.

It would be a nice irony if the fate of Michigan's 18 electoral college votes depended on a clash between two political giants whose names are not on the ballot.

But that kind of cynicism could apply to the senators who suggested their votes depended on Ms. Kagan's promise that she sit out the health care case, said Thomas C. Goldstein, a lawyer with Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld and the founder of Scotusblog.

That effort was required because even if this was fundamentally a trade bill, where most of the votes depended on jobs gained for Florida fertilizer mills or lost to textile plants in North Carolina, it also carried the baggage of a foreign policy measure about a Chinese government that no one in Congress will defend.

The way the council votes depends on the matter under discussion.