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Meanings of win a confidence in English

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Usage of win a confidence in English
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However, Jeremy Corbyn has admitted that Labour is unlikely to win a confidence vote.
The Guardian
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To do this they would have to win a confidence vote in the House of Commons.
Reuters
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Valls may even struggle to win a confidence motion when the new government comes before the national assembly.
The Guardian
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You have to be discreet, cautious even, for there will be others who might wish to win a confidence.
Success to the Brave
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If neither an alternative government nor the existing government can win a confidence vote within this period, an election is called.
Reuters
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POLITICS Italy's new government led by Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte seeks to win a confidence vote in the lower house of Parliament.
Reuters
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This matters greatly because you need the numbers in the Commons to win a confidence vote and hence maintain the authority to govern.
The Guardian
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His government ruled for half a year without winning a confidence vote.
Reuters
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Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany won a confidence motion convincingly in parliament today.
The Irish Times
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Papandreou's government won a confidence vote in parliament on June 22.
Reuters
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But as Prodi recently won a confidence vote, Napolitano is unlikely to accede now.
Reuters
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Theresa May has won a confidence vote in her leadership from her own party's MPs.
BBC
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Italy's prime minister Silvio Berlusconi's government won a confidence vote today in the lower house of parliament.
The Irish Times
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But as Prodi recently won a confidence vote, Napolitano is unlikely to accede now to the request.
Reuters
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He won a confidence vote there on Feb. 28 thanks largely to the votes of lifetime senators.
Reuters
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July - Berlusconi wins a confidence vote on an austerity package deemed crucial to protect Italy's financial stability.
Reuters
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