Sentence examples for voting to continue from inspiring English sources
I think that's different from simply voting to continue the status quo.
Mr. Duffy has said he is not a Tea Party member, and he occasionally bucks his party — for example, by voting to continue government funding for public broadcasting.
It is difficult to find many members of Congress who understood the program much less remembered voting to continue it in the 2002 farm bill.
The NFL renewed its commitment to international expansion on Tuesday night, with its team owners voting to continue staging games in the United Kingdom through to 2016.
(Senator Mitch McConnell, the minority leader, showed how little he deserves that title by voting to continue a filibuster on Mr. Cordray and staying out of the deal, leaving the real leadership to more sensible members of his caucus).
A web search of the term "spineless Democrats" delivers a trove of lefty blogger invective aimed at mainstream Democrats, whose sins include voting to continue funding troops fighting in Iraq.
In May 1988, a large majority voted to continue it.
Union members, however, voted to continue the strike.
The Bank of England also voted to continue with its existing bond purchasing program of £275 billion ($422 billion).
The officials also note that in the end the full board voted to continue withholding dues.
On May 16th, the House narrowly voted to continue production of the MX missile.
