Примеры использования Had voted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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And I had voted to acquit.
For those reasons, her delegation had voted in favour.
He had voted against that decision.
Only a few countries, however, had voted against the Statute.
India had voted against resolution 50/245.
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For those reasons, her delegation had voted against the draft decision.
Israel had voted in favour of the resolution that had just been adopted.
Therefore, his delegation had voted in favour of its adoption.
Canada had voted against a draft resolution condemning killings by Israel in Gaza.
Therefore her delegation had voted against the draft resolution.
The result was considered invalid since less than 50 per cent of the electorate had voted.
His Government had voted for the adoption of the Statute.
By the referendum of 6 November 2014,Puerto Ricans had voted for statehood.
Myanmar therefore had voted against the draft resolution.
There had beenno open consultations and the National Assembly had voted on the matter quickly.
Her delegation had voted against the draft resolution.
They had claimed to have held an open dialogue but had voted against all amendments.
Liberians had voted for Taylor in the hope that he would end the bloodshed.
For those reasons, the European Union had voted against the draft resolution.
His delegation had voted against the draft resolution because it was selective and politicized.
The States members of the European Union had voted against the draft decision.
The result was considered invalid since less than 50 per cent of the electorate had voted.
As of October,seven states had voted to ban BPA in baby bottles.
The Council had voted on the draft resolution on 13 July 2006, but the draft resolution had not been adopted because a permanent member of the Council had voted against it.
For those reasons, the United Kingdom had voted against the draft resolution.
Following discussion, the Council had voted on the draft, which had received 12 votes in favour and two abstentions, but had not been adopted because of a negative vote by a permanent member.
Another faction, which included PROELA, had voted for a sovereign commonwealth.
The Palestinian people had voted in large numbers for a candidate opposed to violence and committed to the implementation of the performancebased road map to a permanent two-State solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict(S/2003/529, annex) and were to be applauded for doing so.
As a result, the Federated States of Micronesia had voted against the draft resolution.
Invoking alleged irregularities, including the use of violence, which had prevented people from voting, and the absence of the signatures of LMP representatives on the tally sheets, the Constitutional Council cancelled the election results received from seven departments in the north of the country-- Bouaké, Dabakala, Katiola, Boundiali, Ferkessédougou,Korhogo and Séguéla-- all of which had voted overwhelmingly for Mr. Ouattara.