Sentence examples for voting apart from inspiring English sources

The figures, published for the first time today, revealed that Cardle won every round of voting apart from the first, when he was beaten into second place by Mary Byrne.

Arkansas attracted little attention during the voting, apart from making Republicans crow about the fact that it plumped for George W. Bush rather than Bill Clinton's vice-president.

This suggests the gender gap instead has more to do with partisan ideology than pocketbook voting; apart from their views on abortion, women also take more liberal stances than men on social issues like same-sex marriage and gun control.

This suggests the gender gap instead has more to do with partisan ideology than with pocketbook voting; apart from their views on abortion, women also take more liberal stances than men on social issues ranging from same-sex marriage to gun control.

"Particularly given that the voter was entitled to vote and had properly voted apart from the early voting declaration," he said in his judgment.

Among his 10 reasons for voting leave – apart from getting rid of Scotland, cutting immigration and exporting a load of foreign criminals – was the "most important one … [We] will have our democracy back.

(The candidates were 32 votes apart before a recount).

The initial result had put them only 30 votes apart.

The security council vote apart, the Unesco vote presages Palestinian admission to other agencies.

So now these guys are either 193 or 154 votes apart.

England secured only one vote, apart from its own, in December 2010.