vote of confidence

"I just wanted to thank you for your vote of confidence in me."

It was not a vote of confidence in the economy.

You were given a hands down vote of confidence tonight.

So far the market is giving him a vote of confidence.

These would come into effect if the President won the vote of confidence.

All you can have is a vote of confidence, and that's what I was given.

The deal was considered a major vote of confidence by many in the industry.

I do think it's a vote of confidence for his role with us in the future.

But this should in no way be taken as a vote of confidence.

"So he has a strong vote of confidence from management."

Her vote of confidence meant more to him than she would ever know.

The vote of confidence is more than I had in nine years.

But it is not exactly a vote of confidence in those series either.

"Thank you for your vote of confidence, but there is a small problem."

If not it may be about time to offer a vote of confidence and see him on his way the week after.

"It was as though somebody gave the city a vote of confidence."

As a vote of confidence, they even gave him the day after the date off.

He described the results as being a "real vote of confidence in the party".

But the governor took the election results as a vote of confidence.

This support is usually shown by a vote of confidence.

"But telling us that we can keep the race here is a big vote of confidence."

It was the first time in Israel's 41-year history that a government had been brought down on a vote of confidence.

Not a ringing vote of confidence for the 1996 season.

It received the vote of confidence on 2 January 2009.

They tended to view that as a vote of confidence.