Sentence examples for able to cast a from inspiring English sources

And EU nationals were able to cast a ballot in last year's Scottish independence referendum.

Everyone on the suspended list will be able to cast a ballot, he said.

"To finally be able to cast a vote for her," she said, choking up.

And our new selves, however changed, are still able to cast a clear light.

For a brief charged time I may be irradiated, able to cast a shadow version of something I only imagine.

However, only 1,194 people are able to cast a ballot, far less than the city's 3.8 million registered voters.

Never take for granted, I explain to them, the great privilege and responsibility of being able to cast a ballot.

A voter without the necessary identification would still be able to cast a ballot after signing a sworn statement.

"Bottom line is: we are firmly committed to doing the right thing and preventing ineligible voters from being able to cast a ballot," said the spokesman, Chris Cate.

A state judge on Tuesday ruled that Pennsylvania voters should be able to cast a ballot for president next month even if they lack an ID card.

The question over who will be able to cast a ballot in the EU referendum is far more complicated than may initially meet the eye.