They thus had control of the council on the chairman's casting vote.

He or she has the casting vote in the event of a tie.

In the case of a tie, the mayor has the casting vote.

Some countries have abandoned the concept of a casting vote.

The speaker gave the casting vote for the sentence to stand.

If a casting vote is available, this may be used to break the deadlock.

It had all the decision of a casting vote.

In every case the Chairman has a deliberative and also a casting vote.

As there are 435 Congressmen, an odd number, this is in effect a casting vote.

The house was evenly divided, he effectively having the casting vote.

The role of mayor is mainly ceremonial, although they do have the casting vote.

The group's organizers intend to do more than increase the number of people casting votes.

The national president acts as chair and has a casting vote in the event of ties.

There was heated debate, but by the casting vote of the chairman we got our grant.

If there is an equality of votes, the Speaker has a casting vote.

The judging panel held the casting vote in the event of a draw.

The club was eliminated on the chairman's casting vote in the third ballot.

The Chairman has an original vote but not a casting vote.

Lang survived this challenge on the casting vote of the Chairman.

Well if there was a tie, the speaker could give a casting vote, couldn't he?

Where the votes were tied, the presiding member had the casting vote.

Senators and representatives are always looking for ways to avoid casting votes that can be used against them in their next election.

The 11 presidents take turns casting votes during the course of a three-year cycle.

Labour retained control of Birmingham by the mayor's casting vote.

Walsh, who had the casting vote, appeared to change his mind while making his decision.

The Committee may only cast a vote if 2/3 of its members are present.

They cannot cast a vote for the third available seat.

Only 59 people cast a vote for "stay the course."

"All who leave now are casting a vote for the old system," he said.

"Why would anyone cast a vote to lose their home?"

More than a third of the likely voters thought one family member could cast a vote for another.

Every action is perceived as casting a vote for one side or the other.

For the first time in Switzerland's history, a woman was allowed to cast a vote.

He only cast a vote if there was an even split in the committee.

We need a federal standard for a maximum waiting time to cast a vote.

Each senator must cast a vote as if it is the deciding one.

The civil rights movement fought for the right to cast a vote.

"People love numbers, and they like to cast a vote," he said.

Each judge casts a vote for first, second and third place selections.

Not everyone is planning to cast a vote according to their views on the plant, however.

The judges know that they need to cast a vote when it comes to the bottom 2.

Seeing her walk out on the House floor to cast a vote last summer was nothing short of miraculous.

Over four million people for the occasion went to cast a vote in the primary election.

Voters could cast a vote for one or two candidates, as they chose.

"Until we have 76, no one on the other side will cast a vote one way or another."

In more than 200 of the 1,500 cases, at least one justice cast a vote after receiving a significant campaign contribution.

Despite the short notice, nearly two thirds of women cast a vote.

"I've never before cast a vote on the basis of a message.

Under the House rules, lawmakers could not cast a vote for or against both provisions.

Then, last week, the dominant police union cast a vote of no confidence in his leadership.