Vote through

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verb

To approve or support something like a law or resolution etc. by voting.

The Parliament voted through the new tax law.
Visual representation of "vote through" - To approve or support something like a law or resolution etc. by voting

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  • vote through a law
  • vote through a bill

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Political

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Legislative Process

Often used to describe the final approval in a legislative process, after debates and amendments.

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After long discussions, the health care reform was finally voted through.
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Collective Action

Implies a group decision rather than an individual's choice, showing unity or majority.

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The committee voted through the motion with a large majority.
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Decision Finality

Used to signify that a decision has been officially made and is unlikely to be overturned.

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Once the budget was voted through, the funding was secured.
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