Confidence-vote

常見(jiàn)例句

• The government lost a parliamentary confidence vote.
  政府失去了議會(huì)的信任票。
• If the government survives the confidence vote, its next crucial test will come in a direct Bundestag vote on the treaties May 4.
  假使政府經(jīng)過(guò)信任投票而保全下來(lái)的話(huà)，它的下一個(gè)決定性的考驗(yàn)將是五月四日在聯(lián)邦議院就條約舉行的直接投票。
• By the time Mr Prodi lost his confidence vote, no fewer than 39 political parties were represented in parliament.
  普羅迪失去信任票時(shí)，議會(huì)中就有來(lái)自39個(gè)政黨之多的代表。
• A right-of-centre caretaker government failed to gain a confidence vote last week, starting a new round of bickering and arm-twisting.
  中間偏右的看守政府上星期沒(méi)能通過(guò)信任投票，從而開(kāi)始了新一輪的爭(zhēng)吵和施壓。
• Indias Congress-led coalition government and its political opponents are wooing support ahead of a crucial confidence vote to be held next week.
  就在印度星期一舉行關(guān)鍵性的信任投票之前，由國(guó)大黨主導(dǎo)的聯(lián)合政府以及政治反對(duì)黨派正展開(kāi)緊張游說(shuō)，尋求支持。
• The Congress-led coalition government says a special session of parliament will be convened to hold the confidence vote.
  印度國(guó)大黨領(lǐng)導(dǎo)的聯(lián)合政府說(shuō)，為了舉行信任投票將召開(kāi)一次議會(huì)特別會(huì)期。
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