Sentence examples for votes which from inspiring English sources

The justice addressed his dissenting votes, which have become more frequent of late.

Mr. Romney was also expected to benefit from Florida's absentee votes, which could break records.

Capriles has said he'll win by about a million votes, which is 6 percentage points.

Some said it appeared he might be trying to buy votes, which he vehemently denied.

Shareholders approved the Compaq acquisition by 45 million votes, which was a 2.8percentt margin.

Mr. Buchanan received fewer than 450,000 votes, which might otherwise have gone to Mr. Bush.

That means climate needs 60 votes, which makes it a much, much heavier lift.

To win, Sánchez needs 176 votes, which would require Podemos support.

Two years later Richards became the founding president of America Votes, which promoted progressive causes and encouraged voter participation.

But nobody expects the commission to support the system of single transferable votes which the Lib Dems strongly favour.

But international observers who monitored the elections noted improvements over previous votes, which were widely seen as rigged.