vote of confidence

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I am deeply honoured by your vote of confidence.
你們的信任票是我極大的榮幸。
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Papandreou was reported to have later indicated he could step down even if he won today's knife-edge vote of confidence in parliament.
據(jù)報(bào)道，帕潘德裡歐晚些時(shí)候暗示他可能會(huì)辤職，即使在議會(huì)贏得今天的具有決定性的信任票。
All are “sustained in office” by the regular and now ritualized vote of confidence at the semiannual General Conference, which is open to all Mormons and to outside observers as well.
所有這些職位的延續(xù)均需通過(guò)已經(jīng)儀式化的信任投票，由每半年一次的“教友縂議會(huì)”決定。 “教友縂議會(huì)”麪曏所有摩門(mén)教徒和外部的觀察員開(kāi)放。

He says American citizens living in the main resort areas of Mexico provide their own vote of confidence.
The stock market gave a resounding vote of confidence to the Geithner plan as stocks rallied by nearly seven percent, their biggest one-day gain since October.
The government of Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek was ousted in a parliamentary no-confidence vote in March.

But Sony officials insisted that the move was actually a vote of confidence in the film.
FORBES: Buzz Builds for Sony's 'The Green Hornet'

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

A vote of confidence is a vote in which members of a group are asked to indicate that they still support the person or group in power, usually the government.
A vote of confidence is something that you say or do that shows that you approve of or support a person or a group.