Примеры употребления для vote-catching
1. "What Charles Clarke is talking about is probably a penny–pinching vote–catching exercise.
2. Advani attempts to revive the Ayodhya issue aggressively, the VHP on Sunday said Ram temple was a ‘vote catching device’ for politicians and it does not trust any political party. «For politicians, Ram temple is a vote catching device but for us it is a question of faith», the Sangh Parivar outfit’s senior vice–president Acharya Giriraj Kishore said.
3. If the Bush administration is really interested in more than score–settling and vote–catching, it should lift the embargo immediately so that Cuba can, as Churchill imagined, throw open its ports to the commerce of the world and allow US citizens to visit the island and see for themselves whether it is heaven, hell or something else entirely.
4. Gerry Conlon, of the Guildford four, who was wrongly convicted over an IRA bombing in 1'74, said he was "absolutely horrified" by the package and called the compensation cuts a "penny–pinching, vote–catching exercise". John McManus of MOJO, the campaigning organisation set up by Paddy Hill of the Birmingham six, said he was appalled that ministers appeared to be suggesting that those whose convictions were quashed were really criminals.