1.a voting process in which people show support for a person or group in power
2.a statement or action that shows your support for a particular person or group
1.It's a vote of confidence, as though people are telling me, 'We trust you and expect you to continue to do your best.
这是一个自信心的投票，尽管人们告诉我‘我们相信你，我们希望你系继续做最好的你！’
2.That more than half of the money allocated in July by the SIF came from philanthropic foundations was an important vote of confidence.
SIF7月份的拨款中有超过一半都来自慈善组织，就是一次重大的信任投票的结果。
3.In any case, Mrs Merkel has made it clear that she has no intention of linking the EFSF to a vote of confidence.
不管怎么样，默克尔很清楚地指出她不会把这次EFSF投票和执政信任投票联系起来。
4.Mr Cheng's backing is likely to be seen as a vote of confidence in London's already booming property market.
郑家纯的支持可能被看成是对已经很繁荣的伦敦地产市场投出的一张信任票。
5.Greece's George Papandreou is trying to form a new government and survive a vote of confidence this weekend.
希腊总理乔治•帕潘德里欧（GeorgePapandreou）正努力组建一个新政府，并力争经受住本周末信任投票的考验。
6.Papandreou was reported to have later indicated he could step down even if he won today's knife-edge vote of confidence in parliament.
据报道，帕潘德里欧晚些时候暗示他可能会辞职，即使在议会赢得今天的具有决定性的信任票。
7.Bob: Thanks for the vote of confidence Marcy! I really am trying to quit for good.
鲍勃：谢谢你对我的信心的投票！我真的要彻底戒烟。
8.That makes it less likely that Mrs Merkel will have to call a vote of confidence on the euro.
而这一切使得默克尔不太可能出来号召为欧洲债务危机头上信任的一票。
9.Berlusconi decided to seek a vote of confidence after losing a crucial pision on the public accounts earlier this week.
在本周早些时候失去公共账户的一个关键部门后，贝卢斯科尼决定发起信任投票。
10.i consider the enthusiastic response to this loan facility a very strong vote of confidence in ifc and its shareholders .
是次贷款反应热烈，反映业界对国际金融中心及其股东投下极具信心的一票。