Sentence examples for voting with a from inspiring English sources

But their push was blocked, 239 to 171, with only three Democrats voting with a united bloc of Republicans.

We illustrate our results in environments of voting with private values, voting with a common value, and assignment of indivisible goods.

The Conservative Anna Soubry sounded briefly like one of them, voting "with a heavy heart", believing "history will not be kind to this parliament".

Viewers can force contestants to walk the plank by voting with a telephone call or text message, and the final contestant onboard after the ship circumnavigates Ireland will win a 100,000 euro ($115,000) prize.

As it emerged that Herzog had faltered at the last minute having gone into voting with a lead of up to four seats in opinion polls before Tuesday, Netanyahu and his closest allies vowed he would seek to form a rightwing government with the far-right, pro-settlement leader of the Jewish Home party, Naftali Bennett.

That the Federal Bureau of Investigation was investigating the Democratic candidate until just two days before voting with a view to bring possible criminal charges for her flouting of data security laws was just the most extreme manifestation of the issue.

Judge Adelman's injunction allows voting with an affidavit while the case is pending.

Instead, she voted with a mayor who proposed budget cuts".

A frightened and disorientated electorate voted with a knee-jerk reaction, said senior PP officials.

On October 28 1971, the Commons voted with a 112 majority to go into Europe.

"I voted with a heavy heart," said Ayman Sikseck, an author who lives in Jaffa.