Sentence examples for votes reflects from inspiring English sources

The tally of cloture votes reflects only a small fraction of senatorial obstruction.

Associating yourself with a terrible person – whether through work or through votes – reflects on who you are, whether you like it or not.

Indeed, Mr. Obama's new tack in pressing the deficit-reduction framework and $447 billion jobs-creation plan that he wants — not trimmed to draw Republicans' votes — reflects the conclusion he has drawn from the past 10 months: Republicans will oppose almost anything he proposes, even tax cuts.

The votes reflected a clear partisan divide, with many Democrats voting against the president.

Surely, Thursday's votes reflected in part some murky internal FIFA politics.

Absentee votes reflect an abdication of shareholders' rights and obligations as owners.

Mr. McCain countered today that his votes reflect the give-and-take of Congressional compromise.

But the votes reflect an important shift in public attitudes, experts say.

The remaining votes, reflecting the extra electoral votes every state gets regardless of population, go to the winner of the statewide popular vote.

Mr. Lazio, who declined to be interviewed for this article, and his allies contend that his mixed votes reflect the swing nature of his Suffolk County district, which, though predominantly Republican, has voted for Democrats, including Bill Clinton, in the past.

Both votes reflect growing anger in Switzerland at revelations that some of the country's chief executives are earning more than 200 times what their employees take home.