Usage examples of "voice vote" in English with translation to Spanish

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Her voice still rings in my ears. Su voz aún suena en mis oídos.
The vote is unanimous. La votación es unánime.
We have given Edgar Degas a voice that we hope suits him. Le dimos a Edgar Degas una voz que esperamos que se ajuste a él.
Vote again then! ¡Pues vota otra vez!
It's the voice of an old woman. Es la voz de una vieja.
The new law will deprive religious minorities of their right to vote. La nueva ley priva a las minorías religiosas de su derecho a votar.
He sang with his voice strained. Él cantó con su voz forzada.
I don't plan to vote at the upcoming election. No pienso votar en la próxima elección.
I can still hear your voice. Todavía puedo oír tu voz.
Vote for us! ¡Vota por nosotros!
My teacher has a very soft voice. Mi profesora tiene una voz muy suave.
If I were twenty, I could vote. Si yo tuviera veinte, podría votar.
Her voice began to rise as she spoke. Empezó a elevar la voz a medida que hablaba.
Tom was unable to decide who he should vote for. Tom no podía decidir por quién debería votar.
Tom has lost his voice. Tom perdió la voz.
We decided by vote. Lo decidimos por votación.
They believed that this time must be different; that their voice could be that difference. Ellos pensaban que esta vez tenía que ser diferente; que su voz podía marcar esa diferencia.
Did you vote yet? ¿Ya has votado?
He spoke with a suggestion of sarcasm in his voice. Él habló con un tono de sarcasmo en su voz.
Right now there are 2 types of Spaniards: the ones who are willing to vote for corrupt and charged upon politicians, and the ones that aren't. Ahora mismo hay 2 clases de españoles: los que están dispuestos a votar a corruptos e imputados y los que no.
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