Rogers, one vote.

Each voter has one vote.

It's only one voice.

Mr Lombard, one vote.

Mr Blore, one vote.

Dr. Armstrong, one vote.

Miss Brent, one vote.

One voice that spoke for Him.

A single vote can be placed on any one candidate.

Each member shall have one vote.

As the slogan goes One man, one vote, one time.

In Gharbiya governorate, another MB stronghold, he beat Morsi by more than 200,000 votes.

Suddenly a loud roar of thunder one, then another.

Each member of the Committee shall have one vote.

One man, one man with one charismatic voice started this whole thing.

The bill was adopted by the House of Representatives in March 1998, by a one vote margin of 209 to 208, but it was not acted upon by the Senate before the end of the congressional session and thus expired.

Now, give or take a few thousand,

But obviously these other Estates, the clergy and the nobility, said no, let's each vote as Estates.

Each State participating in the Conference shall have one vote.

Adoption of decisions

For the purpose of these rules, members present and voting means members casting an affirmative or negative vote.

(1) By 15 votes to 1,

(2) By 15 votes to 1,

(3) By 15 votes to 1,

(4) By 15 votes to 1,

(5) By 15 votes to 1,

(2) By 13 votes to 1,

(3) By 14 votes to 1,

Voice The moon is one of the most potent symbols of magic.

I see I haven't been neglected. One vote.

From Israel, One Voice peace initiative posted on its blog, saying

Adoption of decisions

What desolation! she heard one voice say.

And now everyone has got a voice, right?

So you start to hear these abusive voices, but you don't hear one abusive voice, you hear about a thousand 100,000 abusive voices,

In democracies, each citizen gets one vote.

50th meeting 14 April 2005 Adopted by a recorded vote of 52 votes to 1.

57th meeting 19 April 2005 Adopted by a recorded vote of 52 votes to 1.

The new system also introduced the one person, one vote principle.

The draft decision was adopted by 172 votes to 1.

Adopted by a recorded vote of 52 votes to 1.

51st meeting 15 April 2005 Adopted by a recorded vote of 52 votes to 1.

The draft resolution was adopted by 164 votes to 1 (resolution 48 182).

Just one voice. But that's what that means, doesn't it?

58th meeting 20 April 2005 Adopted by a recorded vote of 51 votes to 1, with 1 abstention.