Sentence examples for votes involved from inspiring English sources

Tom Slade, the former state Republican chairman who asked for the opinion from the secretary of state's office in 1998, now believes that the Democrats have a serious argument for throwing out the absentee votes involved.

But PG &E's argument turns cynically deceptive as it morphs into repeated statements to the effect that, without Prop 16, we would "lose the right to vote". It would require a viewer's close attention to keep in mind that the only votes involved were about the ownership of public utilities.

Finally, there were two cloture votes involving the late Chief Justice, William H. Rehnquist.

Seventeen Democrats voted in favor, giving the legislation a bipartisan cast that has been rare in votes involving abortion.

The measure marked the opening salvo in what is likely to be a contentious series of votes involving China in this campaign-compressed year.

But Mr. DiNapoli said, "I don't favor combining the votes involving the local library trustees and school board elections, as it could cause confusion.

The fact that the only comparable votes involve Lord Palmerston, Lord Aberdeen and even Lord North is a sign of how far back in time you have to search.

Archaeologists, on the other hand, have not been asked to recuse themselves from deliberations or votes involving countries where they have taken part in excavations.

He said that the vote, combined with another secret ballot that resulted in the loss of the American seat on the International Narcotics Control Board, reflected the fact that "we left a little blood on the floor" in votes involving the Palestinians, Cuba and China, and that a number of countries were looking to retaliate.

He said he had always excused himself on votes involving the church.

Henn contended that he did not have a conflict of interest and later recused himself from votes involving improvements in the area.