1.   In wooing the vote, Peres hinted that he may break the taboo and appoint an Arab as a government minister.

2.   That leaves Packard and the HP board months of combat, trying to woo shareholder votes.

3.   The danger is that he will woo votes by opening up the spigot of government subsidies too wide, pouring out money to pensioners and state-owned enterprises.

4.   They had expected a blitz attack on near-record unemployment, since this formed the centerpiece of the electoral platform with which he wooed their votes.

5.   Chirac had wooed the votes of women and youth during the campaign by promising them greater representation in government,

6.   Chirac wooed the votes of women and youth by promising them greater representation in government,

7.   Critics said they were caught in a battle to woo the votes of the Christian right.

8.   Spent campaign broadening his traditionally rightist ideals to embrace social causes, woo votes of women and youth.

9.   Such calls are efforts by the candidates to woo votes.

10.   With women comprising more than half of the electorate, the leading presidential contenders have wooed their votes by proposing to boost female participation in politics.