inconclusive vote

"Love" was also among the casualties of the inconclusive vote.

Italians, accustomed to inconclusive votes and post-election maneuvering, focused their doubts on all the court action.

Two weeks ago, before leaving for a 10-day recess for Memorial Day, the Senate took some preliminary, inconclusive votes.

In the 1835 Governor's race, after 63 inconclusive votes, the legislators decided to let the newly elected Lieutenant Governor act as Governor until the next election.

After a heated debate and several inconclusive votes the Federal Assembly on Nov. 13 approved a bill on the division of federal assets, one of the main outstanding issues.

PAGE A6 Austria's Inconclusive Vote The far-right Freedom Party headed by Jorg Haider did not win enough votes so far to negotiate a share of coalition rule.

But last Monday the latest effort to redefine the relationship ended in the familiar pattern - an inconclusive vote, this time with 50.6 percent of Quebecers voting no to an independence referendum and 49.4 voting yes.

Black smoke pirouetted Monday from a chimney over the Sistine Chapel, signaling that the cardinals electing the 265th pope had taken a first inconclusive vote two and a half hours after locking themselves in their tradition-laden conclave.

Nicolas Durand de Villegaignon, advocated making a fortification at Roxburgh before the army moved on, and after the commanders held an inconclusive vote, d'Oysel appealed to the authority of Arran who finally agreed with Villegaignon.