Sentence examples for able to vote with from inspiring English sources

Investors should be able to vote with their feet.

These guys should be able to vote with their conscience and vote for what they back".

I do believe that most viewers are going to be able to vote with the clicker.

Lieberman, an independent, said if that happened then he might not be able to vote with the Democratic caucus.

Politicians have to be able to vote with their hearts and their beliefs on isues like same sex marriage.

In a more decent country, young people would be able to vote with their feet against the debt imposed by £9,000 tuition fees.

In practice it would mean that neither country would be able to vote along with the other E.U. member states on issues that affect them.

Then by canoe, my wife and I, along with our baby, will go house to house attempting to reunite families who are disagreeing, ask what their dreams are and try to explain the pros and cons, so that when the vote comes soon, they feel able to vote "no" with confidence and not "yes" out of desperation and lack of hope.

So that's the end of any division, people will be able to vote in accordance with their passion.

This is the first general election I will be able to vote in, along with 3.5 million-or-so other people aged 18-23.

All Oxford graduates are able to vote for the position, with polling set to begin on Friday.