Sentences with phrase «so vote for»

I really love black and white together so I vote for the black and white art as Number 1!!

I didn't manage to pull it together for this Procrastinator's Party, but I have big plans for the next one, so I vote for July!

So I vote for those sconces for the kitchen.

So I vote for brick.

It keeps enough of existing policy to prevent the backbench sceptics flaring up but it also overlaps sufficiently with the Labor Party's platform that the Opposition will go along with it and so vote for it in the Senate.

Ah, so you vote for b).

So I vote for, Action Henk!

More data is always good, but, taken as a package, the message from the Conservatives has been: «Foreigners are to blame for driving up house prices, so vote for us and our other policies will drive up house prices.»

So I vote for the sites.

He wants to serve you, so vote for him.»

so vote for Julie Killian!

Asked what her campaign slogan might be, she responded: «Get New York City out of the hole, so vote for Nicole,» eliciting laughs.

No. 1 Virginia doesn't have a true standout player, so a vote for Brunson feels like a vote for the best player on the best team.

If so I vote for those two recipies.

Put those assumptions together, and I have an explanation for why single women vote so heavily for Democratic candidates: Their inability to achieve a core life - goal (marriage) makes them feel vulnerable, and so they vote for the party that promises to use government to protect the vulnerable.

So vote for Obama and pay the piper as a Christian in a few years.

There will always be the question «Did so - and - so vote for the guy who won or for someone else?»

So a vote for or against Trump — and all the associated aspersions we cast on our opponents for their vote — becomes the test by which we decide whether to fellowship together as evangelicals.

In practice, most people are at least partially aware of this problem and so vote for one of the two major parties, who divide up their positions to try and get just over half of the practical voters.

Then Romney threw it all away with this «dad got my mom flowers and that means I'm like a human and stuff so vote for me or something» speech.

Doing the same thing over and over again expecting different results, and so I voted for Donald Trump.»»

So you voted for a guy that either lied or didn't have the conviciton to stand up for what he believed in.

Bless them I think they are confused they don't know what to do so they need our help, they didn't have a fourth option «management» so I voted for a striker

Everyone did a great job, but they are all so similar to last year's design, so I voted for Alexandra's because it's new and fresh and different!

Many voters voted for Ralph Nader; they would (mostly) have preferred Al Gore to George Bush, but they preferred Nader even more, so they voted for him.

So I thought it was important to begin to coalesce behind Senator Flanagan, so I voted for him.»

So I voted for a balanced budget, for real spending cuts and I voted to repeal Obamacare.

I'm not into Monster Hunter (nothing against it, just not my thing), so I voted for Celeste.

But I've been a hunter since the beginning, the Monster Hunter series never disappointed me so my votes for MHW.

Voted for FF14, because I do nt see clear P2W games on the list, so voted for the most archaic and outdated MMO model — subscription based (at least wow has tokens).

I'm so voting for the hex tile.

I'm so voting for # 2.

Btw, your blog is my fave so I voted for you in the 2015 bhg contest and just bought your book!!

I am so voting for you!

Not exact matches

Ultimately if you're seeking for approval or board consensus on an action (getting approval for a budget, raising money, investing in CAPEX, firing a head of sales — whatever) your job is to hold a discussion in which all board members who want to voice an opinion can do so and ultimately pushing for a vote or a resolution.

Billionaire businessman Mark Cuban called President Donald Trump «s time in office so far «political chemotherapy,» suggesting that supporters of the President knowingly voted for a «poisonous» leader in hopes of shaking up America's political system.

So yesterday afternoon, a few hours before the caucuses were due to start, I wrote to ask for reports of their experience, and how and why they voted.

«So folks who voted for the president are getting exactly what they voted for.

«So I think that if we just run against her record as it has been, she voted to take away our guns, she voted for an assault weapons ban.

Talk of rate hikes are in the air Wednesday after minutes from the Bank of England's last meeting showed two out of nine board members voted for a rate hike as early as this month, the first time in three years that policymakers have done so.

Phillips, for example, noted that the group had held Sens. Tammy Baldwin and Bill Nelson, up for reelection in Wisconsin and Florida respectively, accountable for voting against the tax reform bill, and indicated they would continue to do so.

So much so that he promised — on Twitter, for the world to see — that he'd eat a bug if Donald Trump earned more than 240 electoral voteSo much so that he promised — on Twitter, for the world to see — that he'd eat a bug if Donald Trump earned more than 240 electoral voteso that he promised — on Twitter, for the world to see — that he'd eat a bug if Donald Trump earned more than 240 electoral votes.

He had a knack for nailing Toronto's problems so that enemies frothed and believers voted.

Obama didn't have to bend much to tee up Hagel's confirmation, so why is he willing to feed the GOP obsession with Benghazi for the much-less controversial Brennan vote?

«What they're actually proclaiming with their burnout machismo is «Hey, vote for me — I structure my life so badly that my decision - making is chronically compromised,»» she writes.

As it happens, the largest plaintiff among the dissenters, T. Rowe Price Group, inadvertently voted all its shares for the merger, though it meant to vote against, so it ended up being ineligible for the appraisal.

Those rules, voted for in 2015, mandated that internet service providers and mobile carriers can't provide so - called fast lanes to certain content — sometimes their own.

«Thank you so much for saving Irwindale because we were headed in the wrong direction,» Irwindale Fred Barbosa, who lives in Irwindale, told the Tribune after the vote.

Earlier this year the parliamentary Liberal Party was so concerned about Mr Abbott's poor judgment that 31 members voted for an empty chair to replace him in a spill motion.

I will not vote for a nominee who has behaved in a manner that reflects so poorly on our country.