0 an occasion when the members of a parliament or other organization are asked to say that they support the people in authority and agree with their actions -- 信任投票
The government held a vote of confidence and lost/won it. 政府舉行了一次信任投票，結果未獲通過／順利過關。
I think the fact that so many of you are here tonight is a vote of confidence for our local performers. 我覺得今晚你們這麼多人來到這裡是對我們地方演員的一種肯定。
For a vote of confidence in absolute melody you will have to turn to a record that is ostensibly more a collection of polyphony.
In educational circles, that term has much the same chilling implication as the 'vote of confidence' that haunts football managers.
That is why the electorate gave us the vote of confidence that they did.
There has not even been a vote of confidence there.
The reason why he moved a vote of confidence in himself was that he was accused of taking a bribe.
Tomorrow we are to have a vote of confidence.
Does that qualify for a vote of confidence?
It would be very interesting, if we won this vote today, to see whether tomorrow there was a vote of confidence on this little question.
