Sentence examples for a singular vote from inspiring English sources

In this sense, voters are prompted to make a projection based on their cumulative experiences, which typically produces a more accurate prediction than a singular vote can.

There's the larger, unresolved issue of how voters (myself included) are meant to amalgamate all the pressing societal issues emissions regulations, health care governance, long-term care facilities, and taxation frameworks, to name just a few into a singular vote.

Though the AU often projects itself and is frequently reported as a singular voice, the vote reflected a concerted push on the part of a minority of leaders, two of whom have been charged by the ICC.

The person who earns $1 million a year is granted the same singular vote on each election day as the individual who makes $25,000.

"You become the head of your party and your party gets elected," Roberts said, "and that's an easier vote [to win] than the very singular vote that we have for the president of the U.S".

As citizens, our singular vote makes us more powerful than most human beings in history.

I don't take it lightly that I can and will be able to cast my singular vote for someone that will be the most prominent leader of the free world.

Edwin Morgan was a singular voice in a country with a literary tradition rich in singular voices.

Running a public company is completely different from managing a venture-backed startup, and Twitter doesn't have the benefit of having a singular founder with voting control over the company (Facebook's greatest advantage).

"Though on face [sic] you have selected a mixed group, in reality the lawmakers chosen for this task force all represent a singular viewpoint, having all voted [for] and/or co-sponsored the bill that would become the 'Stand Your Ground' statute," State Rep. Dwight Bullard of Miami wrote to Scott.

We vote proxies with a singular focus and with a singular constituency in mind — to maximize value for the funds' shareholders".