Sentence examples for voting alliance from inspiring English sources

Tories hope that some Labour figures would not risk a public backlash and would reject a voting alliance with the SNP.

Correction: August 7 , 2002 Wednesday An article on July 28 about the re-election of New Zealand's prime minister, Helen Clark, misstated the surname of the leader of the Green Party, which renewed its voting alliance with Ms. Clark's Labor Party.

Mr. Burnett said he had expected the formation of a voting alliance.

Ms. Clark and Jeanette Fitzgerald, leader of the Green Party, said tonight that they would renew their voting alliance without a formal coalition.

At the same time, a center-right voting alliance arose to provide the prime minister with an alternative source of votes in the 120-seat Parliament.

The CAF offered its backing to the Moroccan bid last month, and Morocco could spring an upset if it can broker an adequate voting alliance.

Those leaders, who formed voting alliances called lists, chose the order in which their members appeared on the ballot.

Amnesty is the only way to be certain of avoiding getting bounced because, as Mr. Schotz pointed out, voting alliances don't work as well when each week's loser gets to pick a shared victim.

"People say: 'I would vote Alliance, if only Alliance were on the council already', but if people don't vote Alliance, we'll never break that cycle". Alliance has five key pledges, including increasing regeneration powers, promoting openness and transparency and opposing Brexit.

In his 2008 study into Eurovision voting alliances, Dr Derek Gatherer identified six countries which are still generally considered to be unattached to any kind of vote exchange: Monaco, France, Israel, Switzerland, Portugal and Germany.

In the journal, Derek Gatherer of Glasgow University's Institute of Virology has demonstrated mathematically what Terry Wogan has known for years: there are "patterns of collusive voting alliances" in Europe's campest competition.