Sentence examples for voting demonstrated from inspiring English sources

As I blogged in The Huffington Post right after Netanyahu's reelection, Israel's new political landscape means Obama's approach might get more sympathy from Israelis, even though the voting demonstrated that peace talks with Palestinians are at best a secondary concern.

September's vote demonstrated at least a desire for change at national level too.

Glenn F. Tilton, United's chief executive, said in a statement that the pilots' vote demonstrated unprecedented cooperation.

If there's one thing everyone accepts the Brexit vote demonstrated, it's that people want to end freedom of movement.

Robinson also said the improvement in the unionist vote demonstrated the need for joint unionist candidates at the UK general election next year.

The record high turnout at the vote demonstrated the unity of Kazakhstan's people, their desire to live in a stable state and their support for the program I put forward before them," he said.

Senator Frank H. Murkowski, the Alaska Republican who heads the committee, said that the critics had "gone overboard" in their attacks on Ms. Norton and that the vote demonstrated that their accusations were "not credible".

ALBANY — A day after the state's largest public-workers union agreed to accept wage and benefits concessions, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and labor leaders said the vote demonstrated that fiscally troubled states could cut work-force costs without attacking collective bargaining.

"Yesterday's U.N. General Assembly vote demonstrated an overwhelming international consensus that the bloody assaults must end," Mrs. Clinton said Friday after meeting in Washington with Catherine Ashton, the European Union's top foreign policy official.

Although they acknowledged that there were absentee ballots in Florida still to be tallied, they said that a nearly complete recount of the overwhelming majority of votes demonstrated that Mr. Bush had won both the state and the presidency, though barely.

The split vote demonstrated growing dissent among American lawmakers, more and more of whom are uncomfortable with the U.S. military's continued support of the Saudi-led coalition's intervention in Yemen.