英語 での Had voted の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The native land of the Soviets" had voted against the power of the Soviets for the trust the President, but of course his new Government of young economists and accountants.
Labour former Europe Minister Keith Vaz told the BBC the British people had voted with their“emotions” and rejected the advice of experts who had warned about the economic impact of leaving the EU.
That coup, in turn, led to the separation from Ukraine of the two regions of Ukraine that had voted overwhelmingly for the President whom Obama had just overthrown.
Under the Treaty of Versailles, territories with an apparent Polish majority were ceded to Poland, even if its inhabitants had voted against it during the referendum.
In other words, throughout the whole country, irrespective of local circumstances, the electorate had voted in exactly the same proportion for each candidate.
Hardly any of the women who committed murder in the US have been sentenced to death and virtually none executed even if the occasional jury had voted for death.
In 2014, President Obama carried out a Ukrainian coup which removed the democratically elected President Viktor Yanukovych and replaced him with a racist-fascist anti-Russian regime which is bombing the area of Ukraine that had voted 90% for Yanukovych.
Since last February, the number of those who are convinced that Britain will be able to extract a good agreement for the post-divorce has suddenly precipitated; and the percentage of pessimists was particularly pronounced among those who, in the 2016 referendum in June, had voted in favor of Brexit.
In all this, what was missing was the consideration for the 48% who had voted to stay in Europe, preferring a solution derived from a referendum that was consultative and not binding, but which was transformed at a political level into a kind of law mandatory.
One strike leader said that Donbass people had voted for independence because they wanted"power to be given to the localities, enterprises, cities", not because they wanted heavily centralised power moved from"Moscow to Kiev".
Waking up with a hangover may just be one side of Japan too often overlooked, but in stark contrast, followers had voted next to send them back north, to another of Japan's old capitals and perhaps the most holy place in Japan, Kyoto!
NOTE: So many comments have come in from readers at various websites who have been duped by Western propaganda to reject the reality that Ukraine's armed forces were being defeated by the residents of Donbass(the former Ukrainian region where voters had voted more than 90% for Yanukovych), rather than by the Russian army.
These states had voted solidly Democratic in every presidential election since 1880, and Roosevelt objected that they were given one-quarter of the delegates when they would contribute nothing to a Republican victory(as it turned out, former Confederate states supported Taft by a 209-40 margin).
Decisions such as that of the House of Lords shows a malaise in English society, which was mitigated, while wanting to respect the outcome of the vote, looking for a solution within the wide range of possibilities available for the output from Europe and could allow increasing respect for those who had voted against the exit from Brussels.
Also on that day, hundreds of Crimeans who had been standing in Kiev with signs opposing the overthrow of the President for whom 75% of Crimeans had voted, were attacked by supporters of the coup(which was fronted by, and was propagandized as being, the“Maidan revolution” demanding‘democracy' in Ukraine, though the coup actually ended democracy there).
Also on that day, hundreds of Crimeans who had been standing in Kiev with signs opposing the overthrow of the President for whom 75% of Crimeans had voted, were attacked by supporters of the coup(which was fronted by, and was propagandized as being, the«Maidan revolution» demanding‘democracy' in Ukraine, though it actually ended democracy there).
This fear wasn't only because of the massacre, nor only because 75% of Crimeans had voted for the man whom Obama had overthrown, but also because Crimeans generally(and most Ukrainians who had voted for Yanukovych) knew well the intense racist hatred against pro-Russian Ukrainians by the Right Sector people, who had actually carried out the coup.
So, the shocking methods of executing these people, and its being done in public and with no blockage of video images being recorded of these events by their many witnesses, and with the newly-installed Obama government in Kiev doing nothing whatsoever to prosecute any of these horrific murderers, there was a clear message being sent to the people who had voted for Yanukovych: If you resist the new authorities in any way, this is how you will be treated by them.
Nobody knew what they had voted for.