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The New Deal is a mutual vote of confidence, says Lucy Haskins of Barclays Capital, an investment bank.

Warren Buffett, an American investor, offered a vote of confidence this week: the revered Sage of Omaha has lifted his stake in Tesco from 3.2% to 3.6%.

But Mr Buffett has issued a much-needed vote of confidence in the firm and its embattled chief executive, Jeffrey Immelt.

Mr Monti will present his government's as yet unexplained economic programme to the senate today for a vote of confidence, with the procedure expected to be repeated in the lower house tomorrow.

The Indian prime minister, V.P. Singh, lost a vote of confidence in the Indian parliament.

Other dissidents threaten to withhold backing for a vote of confidence in the new government, expected early next week.

The deal is seen as a U.S. vote of confidence in Russia's economy, it covers everything, from tariff reductions on cars to protections for intellectual property rights.

I am deeply honoured by your vote of confidence.

Everybody is prepared to face the vote of confidence in Lok Sabha.

Questions grew over Silvio Berlusconi's ability to hold his coalition together, after he only narrowly won a vote of confidence in the lower house of Italy's parliament.

So not a vote of confidence for a difficult time.

Yum! 's investment is a huge vote of confidence in the quirky restaurant chain from Inner Mongolia.

That ringing vote of confidence prompted a few expats I know to — in 'a certain, managed manner' — grab the phone and make plane reservations to get the hell out of here.

Rather they are a vote of confidence, sometimes in rather obscure people, that with a serious infusion of funding their next projects could proceed in very interesting directions.

The ten-year deal is a vote of confidence in coal-fired power stations.

Silvio Berlusconi's government won a vote of confidence in the Chamber of Deputies by 67 votes.

Berlusconi decided to seek a vote of confidence after losing a crucial division on the public accounts earlier this week.

It is now worth more than its American namesake—a vote of confidence in an economy that seems set to stay strong. And that is because of the demand for Australia’s minerals.

Although our survey results are a qualitative assess-ment rather than a budget estimate, they nevertheless demonstrate a remarkable vote of confidence in the cloud by adopters.